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FACT BOOK 2019University of Pittsburgh

Office of Institutional Research

Foreword

The Office of Institutional Research is pleased to present the University of Pittsburgh Fact Book 2019. This annually produced book is intended to be a useful source of information about the University of Pittsburgh. The information provided on these pages reflects much of what Institutional Research reports on behalf of the University, throughout the year. The Fact Book includes the most current information available for either an academic or fiscal year, as well as historical information.

Most of the information included in the Fact Book is compiled by Institutional Research from data sources developed by the office to respond to the planning, budget-ing, and governmental compliance requirements of the University. If the source of the data presented is different from Institutional Research, the office providing this information is cited. In regards to these offices, Institutional Research is wholeheartedly grateful for the assistance that they have provided. IR’s Director, Bob Goga, along with Information and Reporting Analyst, Diane Drazdzinski, while primarily responsible for content and presentation, are also grateful for the valuable support and significant contribution provided by IR Project Director, Rob Rodgers.

We hope that you find the Fact Book useful and informative. We encourage your comments and suggestions on how to improve future editions.

Office of Institutional Research | 1709 Cathedral of Learning, Pittsburgh, PA 15260www.ir.pitt.edu | Phone: 412-624-6767 | Fax: 412-624-9911

GENERAL INFORMATION


FACT BOOK 2019 GENERAL INFORMATION

MISSION STATEMENTThe University of Pittsburgh, founded in 1787, is one of the oldest institutions of higher education in the United States. As one of the nation’s distinguished comprehensive universities, the resources of the University constitute an invaluable asset for the intellectual, economic, and social enrichment of Pennsylvania, while the international prestige of the University enhances the image of Pennsylvania throughout the world.

The University’s mission is to:

• provide high-quality undergraduate programs in the arts and sciences and professional fields, with emphasis upon those of special benefit to the citizens of Pennsylvania;

• offer superior graduate programs in the arts and sciences and the professions that respond to the needs of Pennsylvania, as well as to the broader needs of the nation and the world;

• engage in research, artistic, and scholarly activities that advance learning through the extension of the frontiers of knowledge and creative endeavor;

• cooperate with industrial and governmental institutions to transfer knowledge in science, technology, and health care;

• offer continuing education programs adapted to the personal enrichment, professional upgrading, and career advancement interests and needs of adult Pennsylvanians; and

• make available to local communities and public agencies the expertise of the University in ways that are consistent with the primary teaching and research functions and contribute to social, intellectual, and economic development in the Commonwealth, the nation, and the world.

The trustees, faculty, staff, students, and administration of the University are dedicated to accomplishing this mission, to which they pledge their individual and collective efforts, determined that the University shall continue to be counted among the prominent institutions of higher education throughout the world.



GUIDE TO FACT BOOK DEFINITIONS

For the most part, universities share in the terminology used to describe enrollment, employment, and indeed, all other facets of a university’s activities. However, there are nuances that are peculiar to each. The definitions that are presented here reflect the taxonomy used by the University of Pittsburgh, and as such are referenced here in the Fact Book.

Academic Rank

A categorization which includes: Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, Instructor, Lecturer, and Other, with that last category used for faculty who are Librarians, Scholars, and Teachers.

Academic Year

This is the year that begins on September 1 and then ends on August 31. Comprising this twelve-month period is the Fall Term, which runs from late August to December; the Spring Term, which runs from January to April; and the Summer Term, which runs from May to August. Summer Sessions run concurrently with the Summer Term.

Campus This is one of the five geographic locations of the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to the Pittsburgh Campus, the regional campuses of the University are located in: Johnstown, Greensburg, Titusville, and Bradford.

Certificate Category

Certificate programs are categorized respective to the academic level of the program. As such, they are referred to either as an Undergraduate Certificate or as a Graduate Certificate.

Certificate Program

An academic program whose completion is recognized by conferring upon the student an award referred to as a certificate.

Degree Category

A degree classification which includes: Associate, Baccalaureate, Master's, Doctorate-Research/Scholarship, and Doctorate-Professional Practice.

Degree Program

An academic program whose completion is recognized by conferring upon the student an award referred to as a degree.

Degree Type A specific degree within a degree category, for example: BA, MA, PhD, MD, and so on. Fiscal Year

The year begins on July 1 and then ends on June 30. Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) Enrollment

A calculated number derived by adding the number of full-time students to 40 percent of the number of part-time students.



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Instructional Faculty

University faculty associated with teaching activities, as defined by the American Association of University Professors. Level Graduate Students

Those students enrolled in programs leading to a graduate degree or certificate. Also included are those students who are enrolled for graduate coursework but who are not seeking a graduate degree or certificate.

Graduate Students (continued) Doctoral students are enrolled in programs that are classified as follows:

Doctorate-Professional Practice

These degree programs are the professional degree programs of the School of Medicine (MD), the School of Dental Medicine (DMD), the School of Pharmacy (PharmD), the School of Law (JD), the School of Nursing (DNP), the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (AUD, DPT, CSCD), and the School of Education (EdD – approved in June 2014).

Doctorate-Research/Scholarship

Degree programs in this classification are all doctoral degree programs other than those identified as Doctorate-Professional Practice.

Undergraduate Students Those students enrolled in programs leading to an undergraduate degree or certificate. Also included are students enrolled for undergraduate coursework but who are not seeking an undergraduate degree or certificate.

Postdoctoral Associate This is a transitional position and is viewed as preparatory for an academic and or research career. Individuals in this classification are considered employees of the University. Postdoctoral Scholar

This is a transitional position and is viewed as preparatory for an academic and or research career. Individuals in this position are paid from a University grant that prohibits the individual from being considered an employee, or are paid from a grant whose funding source does not permit collection of a fringe rate, or are being paid a stipend by an agency outside the University.

Race For Faculty and Staff

The U.S. Department of Labor classification wherein an individual’s race is reported in terms of the following: Black or African American, American Indian or Alaskan Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latino, White, and Two or More Races. For Students The U. S. Department of Education’s classification taxonomy wherein an individual’s race is reported in terms of the following: International, Black or African American, American Indian or Alaskan Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latino, White, and Two or More Races.



GUIDE TO FACT BOOK DEFINITIONS (continued)

Research Associate

This is an appointment that involves substantially full-time research or scholarship, is renewable, and is not viewed as preparation for another position. These Individuals are considered employees of the University.

School This is an academic unit that is responsible for the administration of the institution's academic programs. Status

Full-time students Undergraduate students registered for 12 or more credits in a term. Graduate students and first professional students registered for 9 or more credits in a term.

Part-time students

Undergraduate students registered for fewer than 12 credits in a term. Graduate students and first professional students registered for fewer than 9 credits in a term.

Tenure

A status accorded to those members of the University’s faculty who have demonstrated high ability and achievement in their dedication to the growth of human knowledge.



MEMBER INSTITUTIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES

The University of Pittsburgh is a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU), a prestigious organization of 62 preeminent doctorate-granting research institutions in the United States and Canada. The University identifies the AAU as an appropriate peer group for statistical and policy comparisons. The following table provides an alphabetical listing of the 36 public and 26 private universities that comprise the membership of the organization. The table also indicates the state or country in which each institution is located (the abbreviation CN denotes the two Canadian schools), along with the year of admission to the AAU.

AAU Member Institutions: Public

Georgia Institute of Technology.................................. GA .........2010

Indiana University ....................................................... IN...........1909

Iowa State University .................................................. IA ...........1958

McGill University ......................................................... CN .........1926

Michigan State University ........................................... MI ..........1964

Ohio State University .................................................. OH .........1916

Pennsylvania State University .................................... PA .........1958

Purdue University ........................................................ IN...........1958

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey............. NJ ..........1989

Stony Brook University - SUNY¹ ................................. NY .........2001

Texas A&M University ................................................. TX ..........2001

University at Buffalo - SUNY¹ ..................................... NY .........1989

University of Arizona ................................................... AR ......... 1985

University of California, Berkeley ............................... CA ......... 1900

University of California, Davis .................................... CA ......... 1996

University of California, Irvine ..................................... CA ......... 1996

University of California, Los Angeles ......................... CA ......... 1974

University of California, San Diego ............................ CA ......... 1982

University of California, Santa Barbara ...................... CA ......... 1995

University of Colorado ................................................ CO ......... 1966

University of Florida .................................................... FL .......... 1985

University of Illinois ..................................................... IL ........... 1908

University of Iowa ........................................................ IA ........... 1909

University of Kansas ................................................... KS ......... 1909

University of Maryland ................................................ MD ........ 1969

University of Michigan ................................................ MI .......... 1900

University of Minnesota .............................................. MN ........ 1908

University of Missouri ................................................. MO ........ 1908

University of North Carolina ....................................... NC ......... 1922

University of Oregon ................................................... OR......... 1969

University of Pittsburgh ............................................... PA ......... 1974

University of Texas ..................................................... TX ......... 1929

University of Toronto................................................... CN ......... 1926

University of Virginia ................................................... VA ......... 1904

University of Washington............................................ WA ........ 1950

University of Wisconsin .............................................. WI ......... 1900

AAU Member Institutions: Private

Boston University ........................................................ MA ........ 2012

Brandeis University ..................................................... MA ........ 1985

Brown University ......................................................... RI .......... 1933

California Institute of Technology ............................... CA ........ 1934

Carnegie Mellon University ......................................... PA ........ 1982

Case Western Reserve University ............................. OH ........ 1969

Columbia University .................................................... NY ........ 1900

Cornell University ........................................................ NY ........ 1900

Duke University ........................................................... NC ........ 1938

Emory University......................................................... GA ........ 1995

Harvard University ...................................................... MA ........ 1900

Johns Hopkins University ........................................... MD ........ 1900

Massachusetts Institute of Technology ...................... MA ........ 1934

New York University ................................................... NY ......... 1950

Northwestern University ............................................. IL ........... 1917

Princeton University ................................................... NJ ......... 1900

Rice University ............................................................ TX ......... 1985

Stanford University ..................................................... CA ......... 1900

Tulane University ........................................................ LA ..........1958

University of Chicago .................................................. IL ...........1900

University of Pennsylvania.......................................... PA .........1900

University of Rochester ............................................... NY .........1941

University of Southern California ................................ CA .........1969

Vanderbilt University ................................................... TN .........1950

Washington University ................................................ MO ........1923

Yale University ............................................................ CT .........1900

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PITTSBURGH CAMPUS MAP (continued)Allen Hall ................................................................ ALLEN D2Alumni Hall ............................................................. ALUM E2

(Office of Admissions and Financial Aid, Office of Alumni Relations)

Amos Hall (residence hall) ........................................AMOS E3BAPST (map abbreviation for First Baptist Church)

• Barco Law Building .................................................. LAW E3Bellefield Hall ........................................................ BELLH G2Bellefield Presbyterian Church ..............................PRES D3Bellefield Towers ....................................................BELLT F1

• Benedum Hall ...................................................... BENDM D3Thomas E. Starzl Biomedical

Science Tower (Tower 1) and Biomedical Science Tower 2 .............................BSTWR B3

Biomedical Science Tower 3 ..................................BST3 C4Bouquet Gardens ................................................. BQGRS E4

(residence halls A–J)Brackenridge Hall (residence hall, ......................... BRACK E3

Parking Services Office, The Pitt Shop)Bruce Hall (residence hall) .................................... BRUCE E3Building 5 ...............................................................BLDG5 C2

• Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh ...................... CARNG G3

Cathedral of Learning ................................................. CL F2CATHO (map abbreviation for Ryan Catholic Newman Center)Center for Bioengineering off map ......................... CNBIO B4Center for Sports Medicine .....................................CSMR B4

and Rehabilitation off mapCharles L. Cost Sports Center .................................COST A1CHDEV (map abbreviation for University Child

Development Center)• Chevron Science Center ...................................... CHVRN D1

Clapp Hall ..............................................................CLAPP F1Community of Reconciliation Building .......................CR F1Craig Hall ................................................................CRAIG G1Craig Square ........................................................ CRGSQ G2Crawford Hall .......................................................CRAWF E1

Darragh Street Apartment Complex ....................... DSAC A3 Eberly Hall ............................................................. EBERL D1

Engineering Auditorium ....................................... ENGUD D2Eureka Building .....................................................EURKA C5Eye and Ear Institute .................................................. EEI C3Falk Medical Building ........................................... FALKC C3Falk School ............................................................ FALKS C1First Baptist Church ..............................................BAPST F1

(United Campus Ministry)Fitzgerald Field House ......................................... FHOUS A2Forbes Craig Apartments ..................................... FBCRG G2Forbes Oakland Building ......................................FOBLD B5Forbes Pavilion ...................................................... PAVLN C4

(Forbes Hall [residence hall]; Department of Parking, Transportation, and Services)

Forbes Tower ........................................................FRTOW D4

Fraternity Housing Complex ................................... FRAT B1 C2

• Frick Fine Arts Building ........................................ FKART F3 Gardner Steel Conference Center ........................... GSCC D2Heinz Memorial Chapel ..........................................HEINZ F2Hill Building .............................................................. HILL C4

• Hillman Library ....................................................HLMAN E3Hilton Garden Inn .................................................HILTON C4Holland Hall (residence hall) .................................. HOLLD E3

• Information Sciences Building .................................... IS F1Iroquois Building ................................................... IROQU D4Jewish University Center .......................................... JUC G2K. Leroy Irvis Hall (residence hall) ............................. IRVIS C2Kaufmann Medical Building .....................................KAU C4

• Langley Hall ...........................................................LANGY E1LAW (map abbreviation for Barco Law Building)Lawrence Hall ......................................................LAWRN E3Learning Research and

Development Center .............................................LRDC C2Litchfield Towers ..................................................TOWRS D3

(residence halls A, B, C)Loeffler Building ................................................... LOEFF D4Log Cabin .............................................................. LOGCB F2Lothrop Hall (residence hall) ...................................LOTHP C3Lutheran University Center .......................................LUC G2Magee-Womens Hospital .....................................MAGEE B5Mark A. Nordenberg Hall .......................................NORD D3

(residence hall, Student Health Service)McCormick Hall (residence hall) ........................... MCCOR E3Medical Arts Building ..........................................MDART D3Mellon Institute ......................................................MELLI F1

(Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center)Melwood Maintenance Building

off map ................................................................ MELWD G1• Mervis Hall ...........................................................MERVS F4 UPMC Montefiore ...................................................MONF B4• Music Building ......................................................MUSIC F1

O’Hara Student Center ...............................................OSC D2 Old Engineering Hall ..................................................OEH D2

Oxford Building (3501 Forbes Avenue) .....................OXFRD C4Panther Hall (residence hall) ...................................PANTH B2Park Plaza ............................................................. PLAZA G1Parkvale Building .................................................... VALE D4PAVLN (map abbreviation for Forbes Pavilion)The John M. and Gertrude E.

Petersen Events Center ..................................... PCNTR B2Petersen Sports Complex ....................................PSCOM A2Pharmacy Administration ....................................PHRMA C3Pitt Sports Dome .....................................................DOME A1Pittsburgh Athletic Association ................................ PAA E2Pittsburgh Board of Education .................................PBE G2Pittsburgh Science and Technology Academy .....FRICK D3Post Office (Oakland Branch) ....................................POST F4

PRES (map abbreviation for Bellefield Presbyterian Church)UPMC Presbyterian ...............................................PRESB C3UPMC Presbyterian South Tower ...................... PRESB-S C3Public Health .........................................................PUBHL D3

(Crabtree Hall and Graduate School of Public Health)Rand Building ......................................................... RAND G1Ruskin Hall ........................................................... RUSKN F1Ryan Catholic Newman Center ..............................CATHO F1

(The Oratory) off mapSt. Paul Cathedral ................................................. SPAUL G1Salk Hall ..................................................................SALK B3

• Scaife Hall .............................................................. SCAIF C3Schenley Park ................................................................. G4Schenley Place ..................................................... SCHEN F1Schenley Plaza ................................................................ F3Schenley Quadrangle ....................................................... E3Sennott Square .................................................... SENSQ D4Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum ......SOSAM D2Space Research Coordination Center ................... SRCC D2

• Stephen Foster Memorial .....................................STEPH F2Sutherland Hall (residence hall) ........................... .SUTHD B1

Thackeray Hall (registration) ..................................THACK D2Thaw Hall ...............................................................THAW D2

• Thomas Detre Hall of the Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic ..............................TDH C2

TOWRS (map abbreviation for Litchfield Towers)Trees Hall (athletic facilities) ................................... TREES A2University Center (UPMC) ........................................UCTR E1University Child Development Center

off map ................................................................. CHDEV G1University Club ......................................................UCLUB D2University Public Safety Building ...........................UPSB C5University Store on Fifth .........................................USOF E3

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Development Center ............................................ UTDC G1VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System—

University Drive Division .......................................... VA B1VALE (map abbreviation for Parkvale Building)Van de Graaff Building ..........................................VNGRF D2

Victoria Building .....................................................VICTO C4Webster Hall .........................................................WEBSR F1

Wesley W. Posvar Hall ...........................................WWPH E4Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic

(see Thomas Detre Hall)William Pitt Union ....................................................WPU E3Wyndham Pittsburgh University Center ............. WYNUC E1

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Continuing Education, Alumni Relations, Business Office, Computer Science, Title IX/Equity and Inclusion, Finance and Administration, Financial Aid, Human Resources, Institutional Advancement and Community Relations, Marketing, MountainCat Veterans Program, MSW Program, President, Purchasing, Registrar, Technology Support)

Briar Lodge (residence hall) ............................ BRIAR E2Buckhorn Lodge (residence hall) ...................BUCKH F4Campus Mall .............................................................. C3Campus Police .............................................. PPBLD F4

Cascade Manor (residence hall).....................CASCD E2College Park Apartments (off map) ....................CPA A4 (located at intersection of Schoolhouse Road and

Theatre Drive)Engineering and Science Building ............... ENGSC C1 (Engineering, Natural Sciences)Foxfire Lodge (residence hall) .............................FOX D1Hawthorne Lodge (residence hall) ................ HAWTH D2Heather Lodge (residence hall) ...................... HETHR D1Hemlock Hall (residence hall) ........................HEMLK F3Heroes Memorial ........................................ HEROES B3Hickory Hall (residence hall) ......................... HICKRY E3Highland Manor (residence hall) ..................... HIGHL E2Krebs Hall ...................................................... KREBS B3 (Natural Sciences, Social Sciences)Larkspur Lodge (residence hall) .....................LARKS D2Laurel Hall (residence hall) .............................LAURL E3Living-Learning Center ..................................LLCNT B1 (Conference Services, residence hall)

Log Cabin .......................................................... LOG G3Maple Hall (residence hall) .............................MAPLE E4John P. Murtha Center For Public Service and National Competitiveness .................. MURTHA B2Nursing and Health Sciences Building ........NURHS C2Oak Hall (residence hall) .................................... OAK D3Owen Library .................................................. OWEN D2 (Academic Success Center, Faculty Resource Center,

Library Offices, Printing Services, Information Technology, Technical/User Services)

Pasquerilla Performing Arts Center ................PPAC B2 (Arts Center Office, Southern Alleghenies Museum

Of Art, Theatre Department)Physical Plant Building................................. PPBLD F4 (Campus Police, Physical Plant Offices, Receiving,

Scene Shop)Pole Building (Storage) .....................................POLE G2Sports Center (Athletics Offices) .................... SPORT G3

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UNIVERSITY ORGANIZATION


FACT BOOK 2019 UNIVERSITY ORGANIZATION

2015-2019 2016-2020 2017-2021 2018-2022Robert G. Lovett John A. Barbour Ira J. Gumberg Mary Ellen Callahan

Martha Hartle Munsch Eva Tansky Blum Dawne S. Hickton Vaughn S. ClagetteWilliam E. Strickland Jr. Edward J. Grefenstette Roberta A. Luxbacher James P. Covert

Stephen R. Tritch Patricia D. Horoho Thomas E. Richards Keith E. SchaeferJohn H. Pelusi Jr.

2015-2019 2016-2020 2017-2021 2018-2022G. Nicholas Beckwith III David C. Chavern Douglas M. Browning David J. Morehouse

Louis R. Cestello Robert M. Hernandez Deborah J. Gillotti Michael G. WellsThomas M. Kurtz Marlee S. Myers Tamara M. Haddad Marna Cupp Whittington

Jeannine T. Schoenecker Shawndya L. Simpson Vacant Vacant

2015-2019 2016-2020 2017-2021 2018-2022Michael A. Bryson S. Jeffrey Kondis Larry J. Merlo Jane Bilewicz Allred

Jack D. Smith Gary T. Brownlee

2015-2019 2016-2020 2017-2021 2018-2022Herbert S. Shear (H) Jay Costa Jr. (S) Sy Holzer (G) John A. Maher III (H)

Peter C. Varischetti (S) Bradley J. Franc (G) William K. Lieberman (S) John J. Verbanac (S)Jake Wheatley Jr. (G) Thomas O. Johnson II (H) Thomas VanKirk (H) Vacant (G)

J. David Barnes Herbert P. Douglas Jr. George L. Miles Jr. Farrell RubensteinSteven C. Beering D. Michael Fisher Frank E. Mosier Richard P. SimmonsThomas G. Bigley E. Jeanne Gleason Alfred L. Moyé Charles M. Steiner

Suzanne W. Broadhurst J. Roger Glunt Thomas H. O'Brien John A. SwansonJohn G. Conomikes Earl F. Hord Anthony J. F. O'Reilly Burton M. Tansky

George A. Davidson Jr. A. Alice Kindling Robert A. Paul Dick ThornburghCatherine D. DeAngelis Paul E. Lego James C. Roddey Thomas J. Usher

Source: Office of the Secretary, September 2018.

Emeritus Trustees

Eva Tansky Blum, ChairpersonPatrick Gallagher, Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer, Member Ex Officio (voting)

Term Trustees

Special Trustees

Alumni Trustees

Commonwealth Trustees(G - Governor appointment; H - House appointment; S - Senate appointment)

UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGHMembership of the Board of Trustees

2018-2019

Members Ex Officio (non-voting)

Tom W. Wolf, Governor of the Commonwealth of PennsylvaniaPedro A. Rivera, Secretary of Education of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Rich Fitzgerald, Allegheny County ExecutiveWilliam Peduto, Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh



Officers of the University of Pittsburgh 2018-2019

Eva Tansky Blum .............................................................................. Chairperson of the Board of Trustees

Patrick Gallagher ........................................................................... Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer Ann E. Cudd ....................................................................................... Senior Vice Chancellor and Provost Arthur S. Levine ............................................................... Senior Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences and

Dean of the School of Medicine

Rob A. Rutenbar ................................................................................ Senior Vice Chancellor for Research

Geovette E. Washington ....................................................Senior Vice Chancellor and Chief Legal Officer

Hari Sastry ................................................................... Senior Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer

Kathy W. Humphrey ..................................................................... Senior Vice Chancellor for Engagement and Secretary of the Board of Trustees

Gregory A. Scott ....................................................... Senior Vice Chancellor for Business and Operations

Cynthia C. Moore ...................................................................... Deputy Secretary of the Board of Trustees Greg Schuler .......................................................................................................... Chief Investment Officer

Paul Lawrence .............................................................................................................................. Treasurer

Susan M. Gilbert ........................................................................................................... Assistant Treasurer

Source: Office of the Secretary, September 2018.



UNIVERSITY OFFICERS

1Also serving as a University officer is Susan M. Gilbert, Assistant Treasurer.

Note: All telephone numbers are in the 412 area code unless indicated otherwise.

Board of Trustees

Chairperson of the Board Eva Tansky BlumOffice of the Secretary159 Cathedral of Learning624-6623

Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer Patrick Gallagher107 Cathedral of Learning624-4200

Senior Vice Chancellor, HealthSciences and Dean, School of Medicine Arthur S. Levine401 Scaife Hall648-8975

Senior Vice Chancellor and Provost

Ann E. Cudd801 Cathedral of Learning624-4223

Senior Vice Chancellor and Chief Legal Officer

Geovette E. Washington2400 Cathedral of Learning624-4747

Senior Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer

Hari Sastry1817 Cathedral of Learning624-6577

Chief Investment Officer

Gregory G. SchulerSchenley Place, Suite 700624-6620

Sec. of the Board of Trustees, Senior Vice Chancellor for Engagement Kathy W. Humphrey132 Cathedral of Learning624-4200

Senior Vice ChancellorBusiness and Operations

Gregory A. Scott124 Cathedral of Learning624-4247

University of Pittsburgh2018-19 09.2018

Deputy Secretary and SeniorAssociate General Counsel

Cynthia C. Moore159 Cathedral of Learning624-6623

Senior Vice ChancellorResearch

Rob A. Rutenbar132 Cathedral of Learning624-9019

Treasurer1

Paul LawrenceSchenley Place, Suite 700624-6620



CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER


Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer

Patrick Gallagher107 Cathedral of Learning624-4200

Senior Vice Chancellor, HealthSciences and Dean, School of Medicine

Arthur S. Levine401 Scaife Hall648-8975

Senior Vice Chancellor and Provost


Senior Vice Chancellor and Chief Legal Officer

Geovette E. Washington2400 Cathedral of Learning624-4747

Senior Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer


Senior Vice Chancellor Engagement and Secretary ofthe Board of Trustees

Kathy W. Humphrey132 Cathedral of Learning624-4200

Vice Chancellor, Developmentand Alumni Relations andPresident, Medical Health Sciences Foundation

Kris Davitt8084 Forbes Tower647-6504

Athletic Director

Heather R. LykePetersen Events Center648-8230

Director, Internal Audit

John P. Elliott1809 Cathedral of Learning624-6127

Senior Vice ChancellorBusiness and Operations

Gregory A. Scott124 Cathedral of Learning624-4247


Senior Vice ChancellorResearch

Rob A. Rutenbar132 Cathedral of Learning624-9019

Chief Information Officer andDirector, Computing Servicesand Systems Development

Jinx P. Walton728 Cathedral of Learning624-6100

Chief of Staff

Kevin J. Washo, Jr.107 Cathedral of Learning624-4200



SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR FOR ENGAGEMENT


Senior Vice Chancellor Engagement and Secretary of the Board of Trustees Kathy W. Humphrey132 Cathedral of Learning624-4200

Vice Chancellor Communications

Ellen L. Moran400 Craig Hall648-7355

Vice Chancellor, Diversity and Inclusion

Pamela W. Connelly540 Craig Hall624-4685

Assistant Vice Chancellor

John A. Lea107 Cathedral of Learning624-4200


Vice Chancellor, Community and Governmental Relat ions

Paul A. Supowitz710 Alumni Hall624-2901

Deputy Secretary, Board ofTrustees and Senior AssociateGeneral Counsel

Cynthia C. Moore159 Cathedral of Learning624-6623



PROVOST AND SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR – DEANS / DIRECTORS / PRESIDENTS


Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor


Renée and Richard Goldman Dean, School of Education Valerie Kinloch5605 Wesley W. Posvar Hall624-1738

Dean, School of Computing and Information

Paul R. Cohen514 Bellefield Hall383-0657

Dean, School of Social Work

Elizabeth M.Z. Farmer2117 Cathedral of Learning624-6337

Dean, University Honors College

Brian A. Primack3600 Cathedral of Learning624-6878

Vice Provost, UndergraduateStudies

Joseph J. McCarthy809 Cathedral of Learning383-9040

Executive Vice Provost

David N. DeJong801 Cathedral of Learning624-4228

U.S. Steel DeanJohn A. Swanson School of Engineering

James R. Martin II1140D Benedum Hall624-9811

Vice Provost and Dean of Students

Kenyon R. Bonner738 Cathedral of Learning648-1006

President, Johnstown Campus

Jem M. Spectar450 Schoolhouse RoadJohnstown, PA 15904814-269-2090

Vice Provost, Faculty Affairs,Development and Diversity

Laurie J. Kirsch826 Cathedral of Learning624-5749

Dean, School of Law

Amy J. Wildermuth219 Barco Law Building648-1401

President, Greensburg Campus

Sharon P. Smith150 Finoli DriveGreensburg, PA 15601724-836-9911

Director, University Library System

Kornelia V. Tancheva271 Hillman Library648-7747

Director, Center for Philosophy of Science

Edouard Machery817 Cathedral of Learning624-1052

Director, Learning Research and Development Center

Charles A. Perfetti833 LRDC624-7107

Interim Director, University Center for Social and Urban Research Scott R. Beach3343 Forbes Avenue, Rm. 212624-5443

Interim President, Bradford and Titusville Campuses Lawrence F. Feick300 Campus DriveBradford, PA 16701814-362-5140

Dean, The Joseph M. Katz Graduate School of Business and College of Business Admin. Arjang A. Assad372 Mervis Hall648-1556

Bettye J. and Ralph E. BaileyDean, Kenneth P. DietrichSchool of Arts and Sciences andDean, Coll. of General Studies

Kathleen M. Blee917 Cathedral of Learning624-1164

Dean, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs

John T. S. Keeler3410 Wesley W. Posvar Hall624-7605

Vice Provost, Special Projects

Lawrence F. Feick801 Cathedral of Learning624-4231

Assistant Provost

Nancy H. Tannery809 Cathedral of Learning383-3289

Senior Assistant

Peggy A. King801 Cathedral of Learning624-9011

Vice Provost, Enrollment

Marc L. Harding217 Alumni Hall624-7175

Vice Provost, Graduate Studiesand Strategic Initiatives

Nathan N. Urban801 Cathedral of Learning383-9872


Vice Provost, Data and Information

Stephen R. Wisniewski826 Cathedral of Learning624-2246

Assistant Provost, StrategicCommunications

Louise C. Sciannameo809 Cathedral of Learning624-7383

Vice Provost, Global Affairs

Ariel C. Armony4400 Wesley W. Posvar Hall648-7374



PROVOST AND SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR – OTHER ACADEMIC AREAS


Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor


Vice Provost, UndergraduateStudies

Joseph J. McCarthy809 Cathedral of Learning624-9040

Executive Vice Provost

David N. DeJong801 Cathedral of Learning624-4228

Vice Provost and Dean of Students

Kenyon R. Bonner738 William Pitt Union648-1006

Vice Provost Faculty Affairs, Development and Diversity

Laurie J. Kirsch826 Cathedral of Learning624-5749

Senior Assistant

Peggy A. King801 Cathedral of Learning624-9011

Director, University Center for Teaching and Learning Cynthia Golden820 Alumni Hall624-1113

Director, Academic SupportServices for Student-Athletes

Michael A. Farabaugh3090 Petersen Events Center648-7870

Chair, Aerospace Studies

Diana Bishop2917 Cathedral of Learning624-6361

Chair, Military Science

Jason A. Eddy409 Bellefield Hall624-6149

University Registrar

Patricia J. Mathay220 Thackery Hall624-7512

Vice Provost, Graduate Studies and Strategic Initiatives

Nathan N. Urban801 Cathedral of Learning383-9872

Vice Provost, Data and Information

Stephen R. Wisniewski826 Cathedral of Learning624-2246

Director, University Press

Peter Kracht407 Thomas Boulevard383-2499

Director, Faculty Records

Victoria C. LancasterG-48 Cathedral of Learning624-4232


Vice Provost, Special Projects

Lawrence F. Feick801 Cathedral of Learning624-4231

Assistant Provost, Strategic Communications

Louise C. Sciannameo809 Cathedral of Learning624-7383

Assistant Provost

Nancy Tannery809 Cathedral of Learning383-3289

Vice Provost, Global Affairs

Ariel C. Armory4400 Wesley W. Posvar Hall648-7374

Vice Provost, Enrollment

Marc L. Harding217 Alumni Hall624-7175

Associate Vice Provost, Professional Programs

William T. Valenta826 Cathedral of Learning648-4005

Associate Vice Provost, Faculty

Doris M. Rubio826 Cathedral of Learning383-9076



VICE PROVOST AND DEAN OF STUDENTS


Vice Provost and Dean ofStudents

Kenyon R. Bonner738 William Pitt Union648-1006

Associate Dean and Director Student Life

Linda Williams-Moore130 William Pitt Union648-1074

Associate Dean and DirectorResidence Life

Steven L. Anderson935 William Pitt Union648-1200

Senior Assistant to the Vice Provost and Dean of Students

Christine A. Chapman738 William Pitt Union383-4237

Director, Counseling Center

Appointment Pending275 Nordenberg Hall648-7930

Associate Dean and Director Career Center Cheryl S. Finlay200 William Pitt Union383-4473

Director, Cross-Cultural and Leadership Development

Summer L. Rothrock617 William Pitt Union648-7831

Director, Disability Resources and Services

Leigh Culley140 William Pitt Union648-7890

Director, Campus Recreation

Marilyn L. Ross3029 Petersen Events Center648-8277

Associate Dean and DirectorAdministration

Brian F. Hamluk738 William Pitt Union648-1006

Director, PITT ARTS

Annabelle Clippinger907 William Pitt Union624-4498

Parent and Family Liaison

Michael Dolinger130 William Pitt Union648-8548


Senior Business Manager

Suzanne M. Kroll738 William Pitt Union624-6226

Director, PittServes

Chaz R. Kellem948 William Pitt Union624-9293

Executive Director, Wellness Center

Marian S. Vanek265 Nordenberg Hall383-1863

Medical DirectorStudent Health Service

Elizabeth S. Wettick231 Nordenberg Hall383-1805

Student Conduct OfficerJudicial Affairs

Barbara D. Ruprecht738 William Pitt Union648-7910

Director, Marketing andCommunications

Janine S. Fisher738 William Pitt Union648-1049

Assistant to the Vice Provost and Dean of Students

Erin Carney Strong738 William Pitt Union648-1010

Communications Specialist

Appointment Pending738 William Pitt Union648-1001



SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR FOR HEALTH SCIENCES – DEANS AND VICE CHANCELLORS


Senior Vice ChancellorHealth Sciences1


Associate Vice ChancellorAcademic Affairs

Margaret C. McDonald401 Scaife Hall383-7474

Assistant Vice ChancellorDiversity

Paula K. DavisM216E Scaife Hall648-2066

Associate Vice ChancellorGlobal Health

Donald S. BurkeA624 Public Health624-3001

Associate Vice ChancellorIndustry Relations and Continuing Education

Barbara E. BarnesUS Steel Tower, 58th Floor647-8212

Dean, School of DentalMedicine

Bernard J. Costello440 Salk Hall648-1938

Dean, School of Nursing

Jacqueline Dunbar-Jacob350 Victoria Building624-2400

Dean, School of Pharmacy

Patricia D. Kroboth1104 Salk Hall624-3270

Dean, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Anthony Delitto4029 Forbes Tower383-6560

Dean, Graduate School ofPublic Health

Donald S. BurkeA624 Public Health624-3001

Associate Vice Chancellor Cancer Research

Robert L. Ferris547 UPMC Cancer Pavilion623-3205

Associate Vice ChancellorHealth Policy and Planning

A. Everette JamesA619 Public Health383-7049

Associate Sr. Vice ChancellorScience Strategy and Planning

Jeremy M. BergS304 Scaife Hall624-1223

Associate Sr. Vice ChancellorAdministration

William J. Madden401 Scaife Hall648-3175

Senior Vice Chancellor andProvost1


John and Gertrude Petersen Dean, School of Medicine


Associate Vice ChancellorClinical Research

Steven E. Reis401 Scaife Hall648-9516

Associate Vice ChancellorBiomedical Research

Michelle S. Broido401 Scaife Hall648-2233

1Faculty appointments and academic degree programs require the Provost’s approval.

Associate Vice ChancellorAcademic Career Development

Darlene F. Zellers301 Scaife Hall648-8522

Associate Vice ChancellorInformatics

Michael J. Becich5607 Baum Blvd., Rm. 502648-9244

Assistant Vice ChancellorFaculty Excellence

Ora A. Weisz978.1 Scaife Hall383-8891


Assistant Vice Chancellor Commercial Translation

Donald P. Taylor5607 Baum Blvd., Rm. 437A 624-8969

Director, Health SciencesLibrary System

Barbara A. Epstein200 Scaife Hall648-2036



SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR FOR HEALTH SCIENCES – INSTITUTE DIRECTORS


Senior Vice ChancellorHealth Sciences


Director, Pittsburgh Institutefor Neurodegenerative Diseases

J. Timothy Greenamyre810 Kaufmann Building648-9793

Director of Research, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic David A. Lewis230 Thomas Detre Hall of theWest. Psych. Inst. and Clinic246-6777

Scientific Director, Thomas E.Starzl Transplantation Institute

Fadi G. LakkisW1542 Biomedical Sci. Tower 2383-5774

Director, McGowan Institutefor Regenerative Medicine William R. Wagner450 Technology DrivePittsburgh, PA 15219624-5324

Director, UPMC Hillman Cancer Center

Robert L. Ferris547 UPMC Cancer Pavilion623-3205

Director, Institute on Aging

Toren Finkel456 Bridgeside Point I383-4416

Director, Center for Vaccine Research

Paul Duprex9014 Biomedical Sci. Tower 3624-4480

Scientific Director, BrainInstitute

Peter L. Strick4074 Biomedical Sci. Tower 3383-9961

Director, Magee-WomensResearch Institute

Yoel SadovskyA608 Magee-WomensResearch Institute641-2675

Director, Drug DiscoveryInstitute

D. Lansing TaylorW952 Biomedical Sci. Tower 2648-9200

Director, Vascular MedicineInstitute

Mark T. GladwinNW628 UPMC Montefiore692-2117

Director, Institute for Precision Medicine

Adrian V. Lee A412 Magee-WomensResearch Institute641-8554

Director, Institute for ClinicalResearch Education

Wishwa N. KapoorW933 UPMC Montefiore692-4821

Director, Clinical and Translational Science Institute

Steven E. Reis401 Scaife Hall648-9516

Director, Health Policy Institute

A. Everette JamesA619 Public Health383-7049




SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH


Senior Vice Chancellor Research Rob A. Rutenbar132 Cathedral of Learning624-9019

Vice Chancellor, ResearchConduct and Compliance

George A. Huber401 Heiber Building624-5354

Vice Chancellor Research Computing

Ralph Z. Roskies312 Schenley Place648-3094

Vice ChancellorResearch Operations

Jennifer E. Woodward123 University Place624-7405


Director, Export Controls

Allen A. DiPalmaG-3 Thackeray Hall624-7415

Vice Chancellor, Innovationand Entrepreneurship Evan A. Facher1st Flr., Gardner Steel Conf. Ctr.624-3152

Vice ChancellorEconomic Partnerships

Rebecca O. Bagley3518 Fifth Avenue624-5530

Chief of Staff

Michelle L. Amato132 Cathedral of Learning383-4009

Deputy Vice ChancellorResearch

N. John Cooper729 Schenley Place624-9019

Vice Chancellor, SciencePolicy and Research Strategies

Michael J. Holland728 Schenley Place383-4116



SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS AND OPERATIONS


Executive Assistant Denise R. Doswell 124 Cathedral of Learning 624-0029

Senior Vice Chancellor Business and Operations Gregory A. Scott 124 Cathedral of Learning 624-3217

Vice Chancellor Human Resources Cheryl L. Johnson 500 Craig Hall 624-8030

Associate Vice Chancellor Facilities Management Scott C. Bernotas 4th Floor, Eureka Building 624-9510

Associate Vice Chancellor Public Safety and Emergency Management Ted P. Fritz 217 Univ. Public Safety Bldg. 624-0072

Vice Chancellor Business and Real Estate Eli Shorak 124 Cathedral of Learning 624-3217

Director, Environmental Health and Safety Jay M. Frerotte 4th Flr., Univ. Publ. Safety Bldg. 624-9505

Assistant Vice Chancellor Employee/Labor Relations Robert W. Hartman 500 Craig Hall 648-1969

Chief, University Police James K. Loftus 3rd Flr., Univ. Publ. Safety Bldg. 624-4216

Assistant Vice Chancellor Administration Daniel Marcinko 4th Floor, Eureka Building 624-7931

Assistant Vice Chancellor Operations and Maintenance Dan Fisher 4th Floor, Eureka Building 383-9955

Assistant Vice Chancellor Planning, Design, and Construction Owen J. Cooks 3rd Floor, Eureka Building 383-2621

Director, Leasing and Real Estate Deborah Bon Pozycki 3525 Forbes Avenue 624-6991

Director, Compensation Maureen A. Kendall 100 Craig Hall 624-4752

Director, Integrated Security Commander, University Police Shawn K. Ellies Integrated Security Department 3527 Forbes Avenue 624-5008

Assistant Vice Chancellor Benefits John R. Kozar 317 Craig Hall 624-4845

Director, University Child Development Center Mary Beth McCulloch 635 Clyde Street 383-2100

Director, Parking, Transportation, and Services Kevin M. Sheehy 127 Ruskin Hall 624-8824


Director, Emergency Management Christopher D. Casamento 2nd Floor, Public Safety Building 624-8527

Director of Administration Leo M. Constantino 500 Craig Hall 624-6464

Director, Recruiting and Client Services Jenny Hawat 100 Craig Hall 624-7000

Director of Administration Laura W. Zullo McCormick Hall 648-1103

Director, Organization Development and Staff Organization Mark D. Burdsall 510 Craig Hall 624-8038

Assistant Vice Chancellor Human Resources Derek Smith 300 Craig Hall 624-7000

Associate Vice Chancellor Business and Auxiliary Services James V. Earle McCormick Hall 648-1102

Director, Customer Experience and Business Systems Julie M. Bannister Brackenridge Hall 383-7830

Director, Operations Matthew G. Walaan 211 Bruce Hall 648-8990

Director, University Stores

Monica D. Rattigan Towers C 648-1406

Manager, Conference Services Adrianne R. Holmes B-20 University Club 648-1644

Director, Sustainability Aurora Sharrard 153 Benedum Hall 624-5122



SENIOR VICE CHANCELLOR AND CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER


Senior Vice Chancellor andChief Financial Officer


Exec. Assistant and Coordinator Policies and Procedures

Stacey L. Czerniejewski1817 Cathedral of Learning624-6511

Controller

Thurman D. Wingrove3015 Cathedral of Learning624-6028

Associate Vice ChancellorFinancial Operat ions

Maureen R. Beal3317 Cathedral of Learning624-6832

Assistant Treasurer, Finance

Susan M. Gilbert700 Schenley Place624-6620

Treasurer

Paul Lawrence700 Schenley Place624-6620

Manager, Payment Processingand Compliance

Stephanie Ford-Jones200 Atwood Street624-3192

Director, Purchasing Services

Thomas E. Youngs, Jr.3416 Cathedral of Learning624-8785

Director, Payroll

Jeanne M. Garver218P Craig Hall624-8080

Director, Strategic Sourcing and PantherExpress Solutions

Kevin H. Maloney3329 Cathedral of Learning624-4395

Assistant Controller, Budget and Financial Reporting

Kathy P. Tosh3015 Cathedral of Learning624-5747

Director, Risk Management/Insurance/Worker’s Comp.

Yvonne M. Keafer1825 Cathedral of Learning624-6670

Director, Sponsored ProjectsAccounting

David M. Laffey3100 Cathedral of Learning624-6039

Director, Institut ional Research

Robert D. Goga1709 Cathedral of Learning624-6609

Manager, Sarbanes-OxleyProject

Cheryl A. Walton1714 Cathedral of Learning624-4669

Associate Vice ChancellorStudent Financial Services

Beth C. Stack160 Thackeray Hall624-7503

Director, Financial Compliancefor Research

Beverly K. Zern1733 Cathedral of Learning624-8177

Director, General Accounting

Louella E. Edwards1710 Cathedral of Learning624-2762

Director, Tax

James K. Vesco200 Atwood Street624-6395

Associate Vice ChancellorFinancial Information Systems

Monte A. Ciotto1917 Cathedral of Learning624-6206

Executive Director, Business Solutions

Dianne L. DeNezza3200 Cathedral of Learning624-6394

Executive Director, Technical Services, Information Security Off icer John M. Duska1917 Cathedral of Learning624-4671


Director, Cost Accounting

Michael C. Moran3100 Cathedral of Learning624-6625

Chief Investment Officer

Gregory G. Schuler700 Schenley Place624-6620

Managing Director, Public Strategies

Michael E. Imbrogno700 Schenley Place624-6620

Managing Director, PrivateStrategies

Paul E. Rodgers700 Schenley Place624-6620

Managing Director, Endowment Operations

John C. Kaye700 Schenley Place624-6620

Manager, Buy-to-PayCustomer Service

Tammy S. Nolan200 Atwood Street624-5869



VICE CHANCELLOR FOR DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI RELATIONS

University of Pittsburgh2018-1910.2018


Vice Chancellor, Development andAlumni Relations and President, Medical and Health Sciences Foundation

Kris Davitt8084 Forbes Tower647-6504

Assistant Vice ChancellorSchools and Centers

Danni M. Piccolo162 Park Plaza624-2915

Vice ChancellorCorporate and Foundation Relations

Thomas P. Crawford270 Park Plaza624-5822

Executive Administrative Assistant

Diane M. Wood8084 Forbes Tower647-8546

Vice ChancellorIndividual Giving, Health Sciences

Michael S. LaFrankie8084 Forbes Tower647-9071

Vice ChancellorIndividual Giving, Schools and Centers

Doug McCulloughPark Plaza

Vice ChancellorCommunications, Donor Relat ions,and Volunteer Management

Appointment Pending

DirectorVolunteer Management

Lori A. Spisak8084 Forbes Tower647-9066

Vice ChancellorAnnual Giving

Appointment Pending

Vice ChancellorData and Gift Services

Appointment Pending

Assistant Vice ChancellorHealth Sciences Development and Alumni Relations

Jennifer A. Gabler302 Medical Arts Building647-3792

Associate Vice ChancellorOperations and Integration

Tom A. Spanedda8084 Forbes Tower647-4286

Vice ChancellorAlumni Relations

Appointment Pending

STUDENT INFORMATION


FACT BOOK 2019 STUDENT INFORMATION

HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CAMPUS, SCHOOL, LEVEL, AND STATUS — FALL TERM 2018

Undergraduate

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Graduate

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Doctorate -Professional Practice

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Total - All Levels

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

PittsburghCampus

Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesCollege of General StudiesKatz Graduate School of BusinessSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of LawGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationCollege of Business AdministrationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesUniversity Center for Social and Urban ResearchTotal

RegionalCampuses

JohnstownGreensburgTitusvilleBradfordTotal

University Total

19,330

543

182655

512,043

20992

2,984213

97811,380

909

12

72

303912

519

377370

18,421

531

182648

492,013

17080

2,933204

60111,010

7,02320

484499604

84144

59

602518379

71882599750

1,328

1,5772033

141147

370

3

98117141

45189194321

55

5,446

451358457

817456

504401238

26693405429

1,273

2,320

318597

273216323

399

194

286

18

96

172

2,034

300597

273120323

399

22

28,67320

1,3451,096

604539

1,015433

2,043811610379470

3,8661,006

750978

12,708

2,7722063

141147

3173

530

137129141

45240375321377425

25,901

1,282955457536842428

2,013674481238425

3,626631429601

12,283

5,6141,281

2251,5082,600

26082388258

5,3541,199

1871,4262,542

5,6141,281

2251,5082,600

26082388258

5,3541,199

1871,4262,542

24,9441,16923,775 7,0231,5775,446 2,3202862,034 34,2873,03231,255



FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY CAMPUS, SCHOOL, AND LEVEL — FALL TERM 2018

Undergraduate Graduate Doctorate -Professional Practice Total - All Levels

PittsburghCampus


RegionalCampuses


University Total

27,009.88.0

1,307.21,011.4

515.8537.2911.2430.0

2,025.0728.8532.6294.4443.0

3,722.0781.0557.4751.8

12,453.0

2,148.4

307.2597.0

273.0158.4323.0

399.0

90.8

6,076.88.0

464.2414.4515.882.2

102.057.2

543.2447.8294.444.0

768.6482.6557.4

1,295.0

18,784.6

535.8

182.0650.849.8

2,025.0185.684.8

2,953.4207.6

751.811,158.0

5,458.01,231.8

202.21,458.82,565.2

5,458.01,231.8

202.21,458.82,565.2

32,467.82,148.46,076.824,242.6



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CAMPUS, LEVEL, AND SCHOOL — FALL TERM 2014-20182014 2015 2016 2017 2018

PittsburghCampus

Undergraduate Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesCollege of General StudiesSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Information SciencesCollege of Business AdministrationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacySchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesTotal

Graduate Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesKatz Graduate School of BusinessSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of LawGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Information SciencesSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesUniversity Center for Social and Urban ResearchTotal

Doctorate -ProfessionalPractice

School of EducationSchool of LawSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacySchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesTotal

TotalRegionalCampuses

Undergraduate JohnstownGreensburgTitusvilleBradfordTotal

TotalUniversity Total

19,330543182655

512,043

20992

2,984213978

11,380

19,326554191585

652,104

18394

2,967234

1,01011,339

19,123568200529

632,099

170

1003,015

2151,011

11,153

18,908589188552

702,147

174

952,973

2081,035

10,877

18,757630178593

722,180

150

992,798

2131,027

10,817

7,02320

484499604

84144

59

602518379

71882599750

1,328

7,09815

529447585

81183

59

552541407

70917630782

1,300

7,3579

613377580

70246

58468

573407

56945754825

1,376

7,53913

638372600

68248

56510

605405

51968746854

1,405

7,73920

637369613

79264

55483

579392

31988930861

1,438

2,320318597273216323399194

2,218258595266165327396211

2,184195628252138326412233

2,202190606261165327456197

2,121200613267189324528

28,67328,64228,66428,64928,617

5,6141,281

2251,5082,600

5,9381,336

2951,5232,784

6,0861,465

3321,5202,769

6,1771,453

3461,5622,816

6,3171,499

3711,5782,869

5,6145,9386,0866,1776,31734,28734,58034,75034,82634,934

1The School of Computing and Information (SCI) officially started-up on July 1, 2017. Beginning Fall Term 2017, most University data that had previously been accounted for and reported respective to the School of Information Sciences and the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Computer Science is now accounted for and reported under SCl.

1

1

1

1

1

1



FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT ENROLLMENT BY CAMPUS, LEVEL, AND SCHOOL — FALL TERM 2014-20182014 2015 2016 2017 2018

PittsburghCampus

Undergraduate Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesCollege of General StudiesSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Information SciencesCollege of Business AdministrationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacySchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesTotal

Graduate Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesKatz Graduate School of BusinessSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of LawGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Information SciencesSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesUniversity Center for Social and Urban ResearchTotal

Doctorate -ProfessionalPractice


TotalRegionalCampuses

Undergraduate JohnstownGreensburgTitusvilleBradfordTotal


18,784.6535.8182.0650.849.8

2,025.0

185.684.8

2,953.4207.6751.8

11,158.0

18,764.4551.6191.0584.463.8

2,069.8

163.887.4

2,922.0229.8782.6

11,118.2

18,547.0560.8200.0523.661.8

2,069.6142.4

91.02,976.6

210.8776.4

10,934.0

18,295.4584.2188.0546.667.6

2,118.8145.8

87.82,940.0

202.6775.2

10,638.8

18,119.2620.4178.0585.869.6

2,145.8129.6

91.82,768.6

201.6743.8

10,584.2

6,076.88.0

464.2414.4515.882.2

102.057.2

543.2447.8294.444.0

768.6482.6557.4

1,295.0

6,130.26.0

504.4372.0504.679.8

145.259.0

484.2465.4321.245.4

801.2495.6573.8

1,272.4

6,285.44.2

584.2309.8489.468.2

196.855.0

393.6

489.0328.436.2

811.2597.4585.6

1,336.4

6,405.05.2

600.8304.8501.666.2

191.053.0

439.2

511.4350.440.8

815.0579.8582.2

1,363.6

6,452.08.6

600.4297.6508.076.6

198.653.8

397.2

476.4351.223.2

820.6664.8579.0

1,396.0

2,148.4307.2597.0273.0158.4323.0399.090.8

2,040.4247.8595.0266.0114.0327.0394.895.8

1,995.6187.2626.8252.081.6

326.0412.0110.0

2,037.6183.4605.4261.0106.8327.0454.899.2

2,045.4189.2613.0267.0126.0324.0526.2

27,009.826,935.026,828.026,738.026,616.6

5,458.01,231.8

202.21,458.82,565.2

5,755.01,271.8

271.01,470.82,741.4

5,895.21,395.4

296.61,470.82,732.4

5,976.61,381.6

314.81,507.42,772.8

6,098.01,430.6

330.21,517.42,819.8

5,458.05,755.05,895.25,976.66,098.032,467.832,690.032,723.232,714.632,714.6

1The School of Computing and Information (SCI) officially started-up on July 1, 2017. Beginning Fall Term 2017, most University data that had previously been accounted for and reported respective to the School of Information Sciences and the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Computer Science is now accounted for and reported under SCI.

1

1

1

1

1

1



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CAMPUS, SCHOOL, LEVEL, AND GENDER — FALL TERM 2018

Undergraduate

M F Total

Graduate

M F Total


M F Total

Total - All Levels

M F Total

PittsburghCampus


RegionalCampuses


University Total

19,330

543

182655

512,043

20992

2,984213

97811,380

10,109

436

120577

51832

5477

939156

5546,313

9,221

107

6278

1,211155

15

2,04557

4245,067

7,02320

484499604

84144

59

602518379

71882599750

1,328

3,91615

365290438

47124

30

234439227

44227472318

646

3,1075

119209166

372029

36879

15227

655127432

682

2,320

318597

273216323

399

194

1,384

244320

168172166

190

124

936

74277

10544

157

209

70

28,67320

1,3451,096

604539

1,015433

2,043811610379470

3,8661,006

750978

12,708

15,40915

1,045610438335873247832288516227234

1,166752318554

6,959

13,2645

300486166204142186

1,211523

94152236

2,700254432424

5,749

5,6141,281

2251,5082,600

2,827712155818

1,142

2,787569

70690

1,458

5,6141,281

2251,5082,600

2,827712155818

1,142

2,787569

70690

1,458

24,94412,93612,008 7,0233,9163,107 2,3201,384936 34,28718,23616,051



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY LEVEL, CAMPUS, SCHOOL, AND ETHNICITY — FALL TERM 2018

International Black or AfricanAmerican

American Indianor Alaskan

NativeAsian

NativeHawaiian/OtherPacific Islander

Hispanic orLatino White Two or More

Races Race Unknown Total

Undergraduate PittsburghCampus

Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesCollege of General StudiesSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationCollege of Business AdministrationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacySchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesTotal

RegionalCampuses


TotalGraduate Pittsburgh

CampusDietrich School of Arts and SciencesKatz Graduate School of BusinessSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of LawGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesUniversity Center for Social and Urban ResearchTotal

TotalDoctorate -ProfessionalPractice

PittsburghCampus


TotalTotal - All Levels and All Campuses

19,330543182655

512,043

20992

2,984213978

11,380

2062551

1964

291

16118

84426

523

272

94

1116

57529

13,532424115517

391,557

13363

2,200171666

7,647

80921

220

47410

391

554

525

8

21

1

4

2,028444455

4133

284

2581555

1,388

11

1

31

6

97216

724

1641114

11511

108601

92010

411

12111

1763

22562

5,6141,281

2251,5082,600

16253

4465

18844105975

4,340872180

1,1342,154

24674

5110

57

11

17139

26466

107

3

393165

2881

119

10326

1661

24,9443681,03217,8721,05592,199211,3651,023

7,02320

484499604

84144

59602518379

71882599750

1,328

3991030342110

221

49

1513221112221

142

149

22

2

516

217

97

39

3,3789

334279313

11105

1786

366122

13311421374617

245

91928

512

2314

224201979

3

1

1

1

2791

164655

313

61513

5

328

2541

2

1

1

262

112432

15

471

91

16232540

2,313

6988

132591214

486197821

459107278491

7,0233991423,378245327922622,313

2,320318597273216323399194

144171733

63335

3

635

1955

1212

5

1,540255335180175186278131

871030

57

1018

7

1

1

27422

13137154124

4

21

1

1455

57676

2143

643861

3411

1

2,320144631,54087127421456434,2879111,23722,7901,387132,752251,7723,400



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY CAMPUS, STATUS, LEVEL, AND RESIDENCY — FALL TERM 2018

Undergraduate

In-State

Out-of-State Total

Graduate

In-State

Out-of-State Total


In-State

Out-of-State Total

Total - All Levels

In-State

Out-of-State Total

PittsburghCampus

Full-TimePart-TimeTotal

JohnstownCampus


GreensburgCampus


TitusvilleCampus


BradfordCampus


University Total

19,330909

18,421

6,28189

6,192

13,049820

12,229

7,0231,5775,446

4,018265

3,753

3,0051,3121,693

2,320286

2,034

95755

902

1,363231

1,132

28,6732,772

25,901

11,256409

10,847

17,4172,363

15,054

2,60058

2,542

1271

126

2,47357

2,416

2,60058

2,542

1271

126

2,47357

2,416

1,50882

1,426

863

83

1,42279

1,343

1,50882

1,426

863

83

1,42279

1,343

22538

187

13

13

21238

174

22538

187

13

13

21238

174

1,28182

1,199

3218

313

96074

886

1,28182

1,199

3218

313

96074

886

24,9446,82818,116 7,0234,0183,005 2,3209571,363 34,28711,80322,484



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY AGE, LEVEL, AND STATUS — PITTSBURGH CAMPUS — FALL TERM 2018

Note: The age ranges shown in this presentation are those specified by the U. S. Department of Education in the IPEDS Fall Enrollment Survey.

UndergraduateFull-Time

Part-Time Total

GraduateFull-Time

Part-Time Total

Doctorate -Professional PracticeFull-Time

Part-Time Total

Total - All LevelsFull-Time

Part-Time Total

<1818 - 1920 - 2122 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4950 - 64

65+Unknown

Total 19,330

4529878

181526

2,2038,2937,706

189

909

4477651

104224287

9018

8

18,421

5222777

3021,9168,2037,688

181

7,02315

110308446

1,0922,6742,296

892

1,57712

73152180345609215

5,446

337

156266747

2,0652,081

892

2,320

14182

113218754

1,08625

286

1356268634611

2,034

62045

155708

1,07525

28,6731

10203488637

1,4913,9545,5858,4077,708

189

2,77217

155290299512879513

9018

8

25,901

348

198338979

3,0755,0728,3177,690

181

Avg. Age 20 29 20 27 32 28 25 37 27 22 31 23



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY AGE AND STATUS — REGIONAL CAMPUSES — FALL TERM 2018

Note: The age ranges shown in this presentation are those specified by the U. S. Department of Education in the IPEDS Fall Enrollment Survey.

JohnstownFull-Time

Part-Time Total

GreensburgFull-Time

Part-Time Total

TitusvilleFull-Time

Part-Time Total

BradfordFull-Time

Part-Time Total

<1818 - 1920 - 2122 - 2425 - 2930 - 3435 - 3940 - 4950 - 64

65+Unknown

Total 2,600

697

1366

370982

1,13314

58

44126

2710

4

2,542

256

1160

343972

1,12914

1,5081

379

3055

216525655

7

82

2256

182814

7

1,4261

154

2437

188511648

7

225

110

613192051

1032

38

34689611

187

1727

111145

1021

1,281

24

13141938

147425578

41

82

2477648

138

23

1,199

67

1334

139412570

18

Avg. Age 20 27 20 20 26 21 22 27 23 20 27 21



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY PENNSYLVANIA COUNTY — FALL TERM 2018

County Pittsburgh Campus

Regional Campuses

University Total

Tioga 12 19 31

Union 14 4 18

Venango 35 48 83

Warren 21 58 79

Washington 501 125 626

Wayne 31 5 36

Westmoreland 899 891 1,790

Wyoming 15 4 19

York 304 88 392

Unknown County

356 39 395

Total PA Residents

17,417 5,067 22,484

Other U.S. Residents

7,959 444 8,403

International Students

3,297 103 3,400

University Total 28,673 5,614 34,287


Regional Campuses

University Total

Adams 55 16 71

Allegheny 6,724 854 7,578

Armstrong 72 47 119

Beaver 282 45 327

Bedford 21 84 105

Berks 246 35 281

Blair 103 99 202

Bradford 20 19 39

Bucks 893 63 956

Butler 498 73 571

Cambria 174 577 751

Cameron 2 6 8

Carbon 18 5 23

Centre 52 12 64

Chester 867 52 919

Clarion 16 14 30

Clearfield 27 34 61

Clinton 7 3 10

Columbia 26 2 28

Crawford 49 122 171

Cumberland 315 37 352

Dauphin 212 25 237

Delaware 513 51 564

Elk 22 67 89

Erie 244 63 307

Fayette 136 129 265

Forest 4 7 11

Franklin 64 20 84

Fulton 2 10 12


Regional Campuses

University Total

Greene 14 2 16

Huntingdon 9 15 24

Indiana 77 94 171

Jefferson 33 13 46

Juniata 4 6 10

Lackawanna 134 10 144

Lancaster 355 52 407

Lawrence 112 12 124

Lebanon 48 13 61

Lehigh 331 41 372

Luzerne 155 20 175

Lycoming 72 28 100

McKean 44 319 363

Mercer 116 8 124

Mifflin 16 12 28

Monroe 100 32 132

Montgomery 1,193 64 1,257

Montour 20 2 22

Northampton 264 18 282

Northumberland 31 6 37

Perry 13 8 21

Philadelphia 247 101 348

Pike 40 4 44

Potter 10 33 43

Schuylkill 49 5 54

Snyder 8 5 13

Somerset 53 287 340

Sullivan 2 2 4

Susquehanna 15 3 18



Headcount Enrollment by Pennsylvania CountyTotal UniversityFall Term 2018

5,000 or more

25–99

100–4,999

0–24

Pennsylvania Students 22,484 65.6%

Other U.S. Students 8,403 24.5%

International Students 3,400 9.9%

TOTAL 34,287 100.0%

Crawford171

Mercer124

Warren79

Venango83

Lawrence124

Butler571 Armstrong

119

McKean363

Beaver327

Forest11

Clarion30 Jefferson

46Clearfield

61

Cambria751

Indiana171

Westmoreland1,790

Washington626

Allegheny7,578

Greene16

Fayette265

Somerset340

Bedford105

Blair202

Fulton12

Franklin84 Adams

71

Mifflin28 Juniata

10Perry

21

Cumberland352

Dauphin237

York392

Lancaster407 Chester

919

Berks281

Lehigh372

Snyder13

Union18Centre

64Northumberland 37 Schuylkill

54

Columbia28 Carbon

23

Lebanon61

Potter43

Tioga31

Bradford39

Susquehanna18

Wayne36

Lackawanna144

Wyoming19Sullivan

4Lycoming100

Clinton10

Pike44

Monroe132

Luzerne175

Bucks956

Montgomery1,257

Delaware 564

Cameron 8

Erie307

Northampton282

Huntingdon24

Note: Figures include undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate-professional practice students. (Includes 395 Unclassified)

Elk89

MontourMontour22

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Bradford

Titusville

Greensburg

JohnstownPittsburgh

Philadelphia348



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT BY STATE OR U.S. TERRITORY — FALL TERM 2018State Pittsburgh Regional Total University

Alabama 28 28

Alaska 5 1 6

Arizona 50 3 53

Arkansas 13 1 14

California 381 6 387

Colorado 59 2 61

Connecticut 170 3 173

Delaware 87 4 91

District of Columbia 95 27 122

Florida 231 8 239

Georgia 110 4 114

Guam 5 5

Hawaii 14 2 16

Idaho 7 7

Illinois 327 5 332

Indiana 63 1 64

Iowa 19 19

Kansas 20 2 22

Kentucky 29 29

Louisiana 16 16

Maine 19 19

Maryland 672 44 716

Massachusetts 334 1 335

Michigan 172 2 174

Minnesota 53 3 56

Mississippi 13 13

Missouri 50 2 52

Montana 7 7

Nebraska 11 11

Nevada 20 1 21

State Pittsburgh Regional Total University New Hampshire 38 38

New Jersey 1,497 55 1,552

New Mexico 9 9

New York 1,101 179 1,280

North Carolina 159 1 160

North Dakota 4 4

Ohio 665 26 691

Oklahoma 12 12

Oregon 32 1 33

Pennsylvania 17,417 5,067 22,484

Puerto Rico 22 1 23

Rhode Island 24 1 25

South Carolina 51 3 54

South Dakota 4 4

Tennessee 59 1 60

Texas 196 11 207

U.S. Virgin Islands 1 1

Utah 25 1 26

Vermont 31 1 32

Virginia 550 21 571

Washington 80 2 82

West Virginia 81 3 84

Wisconsin 64 64

Wyoming 8 8

Unknown State 166 15 181

Total U.S. Residents 25,376 5,511 30,887

International Students 3,297 103 3,400

University Total 28,673 5,614 34,287



Headcount Enrollment by State or U.S. TerritoryTotal UniversityFall Term 2018

Note: Figures include undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate-professional practice students.

Florida239

New Mexico9

Texas207

Oklahoma12

Kansas22

Nebraska11

South Dakota4

North Dakota4

Montana7

Wyoming8

Colorado61

Utah26

Idaho7

Arizona53

Nevada

Washington82

California387

Oregon33

Kentucky29

Maine19

New York1,280

Pennsylvania22,484

Michigan174

Vermont32

New Hampshire38

Virginia571

WestVirginia

84

Ohio691Indiana

64Illinois

332

North Carolina160Tennessee

60South

Carolina54

Alabama28

Mississippi13

Arkansas14

Louisiana16

Missouri52

Iowa19

Minnesota56

Wisconsin64

Georgia114

Maryland 716

Delaware 91

New Jersey 1,552

Massachusetts335

Rhode Island25

Connecticut 173

District ofColumbia

122

U.S. Total

International Students

TOTAL

1,000 or more

100–999

10–99

0–9

30,887

3,400

34,287

(Includes 181 Unclassified)

21

(Not shown on this map)

States and Territories off map

Alaska 6Hawaii 16

U.S TerritoriesGuam 5Puerto Rico 23U.S. Virgin Islands 1



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN — FALL TERM 2018Country Pittsburgh

CampusRegional

CampusesUniversity

TotalAfghanistan 1 1

Albania 3 3

Argentina 8 8

Armenia 1 1

Australia 13 1 14

Austria 2 2

Bahamas, The 1 1 2

Bangladesh 12 1 13

Belgium 1 1

Bolivia 2 2

Bosnia and Herzegovina

1 1

Brazil 64 64

Bulgaria 5 5

Burkina Faso 1 1 2

Cambodia 1 1

Cameroon 2 2

Canada 46 2 48

Chile 9 9

China 1,988 68 2,056

Colombia 24 24

Congo, Democratic Republic of the

2 1 3

Costa Rica 6 6

Croatia 2 2

Cuba 1 1

Cyprus, Republic of

1 1

Czech Republic 5 5

Ecuador 8 1 9

Country Pittsburgh Campus

Regional Campuses

University Total

Egypt 16 16

Estonia 1 1

Ethiopia 3 3

France 18 18

Gaza Strip 1 1

Georgia 1 1

Germany 14 14

Ghana 6 6

Greece 8 8

Guinea 1 1

Guyana 1 1

Haiti 2 2

Honduras 1 1

Hungary 3 3

India 357 6 363

Indonesia 13 2 15

Iran 44 44

Iraq 2 2

Ireland 1 1

Israel 6 6

Italy 8 1 9

Jamaica 3 3

Japan 26 2 28

Jordan 7 7

Kazakhstan 9 9

Kenya 5 5

Korea, Republic of 95 3 98

Kosovo 1 1

Kuwait 9 9


Regional Campuses

University Total

Latvia 1 1

Lebanon 2 2

Libya 2 2

Macedonia, Republic of

1 1

Malawi 1 1

Malaysia 19 3 22

Mexico 19 19

Morocco 2 2

Nepal 8 8

Netherlands 2 2

New Zealand 5 5

Nicaragua 3 1 4

Nigeria 15 2 17

Oman 1 1 2

Pakistan 9 9

Palestinian Territories

1 1

Panama 3 3

Peru 13 13

Philippines 2 2

Poland 4 1 5

Portugal 3 3

Qatar 1 1

Romania 1 1

Russia 9 9

Saudi Arabia 75 1 76

Senegal 1 1

Serbia 6 6

Singapore 9 9



HEADCOUNT ENROLLMENT OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS BY COUNTRY OF ORIGIN — FALL TERM 2018 (continued)

TOP 10 COUNTRIES OF ORIGIN

Pittsburgh Campus enrollment figures include undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate-professional practice students. Regional campuses enrollment figures include, exclusively, undergraduate students.

Notes:

Pitt students come from 108 countries. The folowing table shows the countries with the highest enrollments.


Regional Campuses

University Total

Slovakia 1 1

Slovenia 1 1

South Africa 5 5

Spain 16 16

Sri Lanka 4 4

Sudan 1 1

Sweden 2 2

Syria 2 2

Taiwan 77 1 78

Thailand 7 7


Regional Campuses

University Total

Trinidad and Tobago

1 1

Tunisia 2 2

Turkey 27 27

Uganda 2 2

Ukraine 6 6

United Arab Emirates

1 1 2

United Kingdom 16 16

Uruguay 5 5

Uzbekistan 1 1

Venezuela 9 9


Regional Campuses

University Total

Vietnam 20 20

Yugoslavia (former) 1 1

Zambia 1 1

Zimbabwe 1 1

University Total 3,297 103 3,400

1 China 2,056

2 India 363

3 Korea, Republic of 98

4 Taiwan 78

5 Saudi Arabia 76

6 Brazil 64

7 Canada 48

8 Iran 44

9 Japan 28

10 Turkey 27

DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS


FACT BOOK 2019 DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS OFFERED BY SCHOOL AND DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE TYPE — FALL TERM 2018

Undergraduate Graduate Doctorate

School/Campus and Program Certificate Certificate Associate Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences - Humanities

Architecture BSAmerican Sign Language Undergraduate CertificateArabic Language and Linguistics Undergraduate CertificateArchitectural Studies BABioethics MAChildren's Literature Undergraduate CertificateChinese BAClassics BA MA PhDCommunication: Rhetoric and Communication BA MA PhDComposition, Literacy, and Pedagogy Graduate CertificateCritical European Culture Studies PhDCultural Studies Graduate CertificateDigital Studies and Methods Graduate CertificateEast Asian Studies MAEnglish MA MFA PhDEnglish Literature BAEnglish Writing BAFilm and Media Studies Graduate Certificate BA MA PhDFrench BA MA PhDGerman Language Undergraduate CertificateGerman Language and Cultural Studies BAHispanic Language and Literature MA PhDHispanic Linguistics MA PhDHistory and Philosophy of Science BA MA PhDHistory of Art and Architecture BA MA PhDInterdisciplinary German Studies BAItalian BA MAItalian Studies BAJapanese BAJewish Studies Undergraduate CertificateLinguistics BA MA PhDMedieval and Renaissance Studies Undergraduate Certificate Graduate CertificateMusic BA MA PhDPhilosophy BA MA PhDPolish BAPublic and Professional Writing Undergraduate Certificate BAReligious Studies BA Russian BASlavic Languages and Literatures MA PhDSpanish BAStudio Arts BATeaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Graduate CertificateTheatre Arts BA MA MFA PhD

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences - Natural SciencesActuarial Mathematics BS

Applied Mathematics BS MA MS

Baccalaureate Master's Research/Scholarship Professional Practice

Doctorate



DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS OFFERED BY SCHOOL AND DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE TYPE — FALL TERM 2018 (continued)


School/Campus and Program Certificate Certificate Associate


Doctorate

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences - Natural Sciences(continued)

Applied Statistics MA MSAstronomy BABioinformatics BSBiological Sciences BS MS PhDChemistry BS MS PhDCombined BSComputational Biology MS PhDEcology and Evolution BSEnvironmental Science BSEnvironmental Studies BAGeographic Information Systems Undergraduate Certificate Geographical Information Systems MSGeology BSGeology and Environmental Science MS PhDLife Sciences Research Undergraduate CertificateMathematical Biology BS Mathematics BS MA MS PhDMathematics-Economics BSMicrobiology BSMolecular Biology BSMolecular Biophysics and Structural Biology MS PhDNanoScience and Engineering Undergraduate CertificateNeuroscience BS MS PhDPhotonics Undergraduate CertificatePhysics BS MS PhDPhysics and Astronomy BS Psychology BS MS PhDStatistics BS MA MS PhDSustainability Undergraduate Certificate

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences - Social SciencesAfricana Studies BAAnthropology BA MA PhDEconomics BA BS MA PhDEconomics - Statistics BSHistory BA MA PhDPolitical Science BA BS MA PhDSociology BA MA PhDUrban Studies BA

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences - OtherAfricana Studies - English BAComputational Modeling and Simulation MS PhDConceptual Foundations of Medicine Undergraduate CertificateGender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Graduate Certificate BAInterdisciplinary Studies BA BSInternational and Area Studies BPhilPolitics - Philosophy BA







Doctorate

College of General StudiesAccounting Undergraduate CertificateAdministration of Justice BACommunication Undergraduate CertificateCommunity Health Assessment Undergraduate CertificateCorporate/Community Relations Undergraduate CertificateDental Hygiene BSDigital Media Undergraduate CertificateGender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Undergraduate CertificateHealth Services BA BSHumanities Area BAInformation Systems Design Undergraduate CertificateLeadership Undergraduate CertificateLegal Studies BAManaging Health Services Programs and Projects Undergraduate CertificateMedia and Professional Communications BANational Preparedness and Homeland Security Undergraduate CertificateNatural Sciences Area BSNonprofit Management Undergraduate CertificatePublic Service BASocial Sciences Area BAWriting for the Professions Undergraduate Certificate

Honors College Bachelor of Philosophy BPhil

Katz Graduate School of BusinessAccounting MSAccounting and Business Analytics MSBusiness Administration MBA PhDBusiness Analytics Graduate CertificateFinance MSFinance and Business Analytics MSInternational Business MIBManagement of Information Systems MSMarketing Science MSMarketing Science and Business Analytics MSSupply Chain Management MSSupply Chain Management and Business Analytics MS

School of EducationAdministrative and Policy Studies MA MEd PhD EdDApplied Behavior Analysis Graduate CertificateApplied Developmental Psychology BS Autism Graduate Certificate

Educational Administration Graduate Certificate



DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS OFFERED BY SCHOOL AND DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE TYPE — FALL TERM 2018 (continued) Undergraduate Graduate Doctorate



Doctorate

School of Education (continued)Educational Supervision Graduate CertificateHealth and Physical Activity BS MS PhD EdDInfant Mental Health Graduate CertificateInstruction and Learning MAT PhD EdDLearning Sciences and Policy PhD EdDOrientation and Mobility Graduate CertificatePsychology in Education MA MS MEd PhD EdDReading (Specialist) Graduate CertificateTeaching Graduate CertificateUrban Education Graduate Certificate

Swanson School of EngineeringBioengineering BSE MSBENG PhDChemical Engineering BSE MSChE PhDCivil Engineering BSE MSCE PhDCivil Engineering and Architectural Studies Undergraduate CertificateComputational Modeling and Simulation MS PhDComputer Engineering BSE MSCOE PhDConstruction Management Graduate CertificateElectric Power Engineering Graduate CertificateElectrical Engineering BSE MSEE PhDEnergy Resource Utilization Undergraduate CertificateEngineering for Humanity Undergraduate CertificateEngineering Science BSEEngineering Simulation in Design Undergraduate CertificateEngineering and Technology Management Graduate CertificateEnvironmental Engineering BSEFessenden Honors Engineering Undergraduate CertificateHealth Systems Engineering Undergraduate CertificateHealthcare Systems Engineering Graduate CertificateIndustrial Engineering BSE MSIE PhDInnovation, Product Design, and Entrepreneurship Undergraduate CertificateInterdisciplinary PhD Program PhDInternational Engineering Studies Undergraduate CertificateManufacturing Systems Engineering MSMFSEMaterials Science and Engineering BSE MSMSE PhDMechanical Engineering BSE MSME PhDMedical Product Innovation Graduate CertificateMetallurgical Engineering MSMETE PhDMining Engineering Undergraduate Certificate Graduate CertificateNanoScience and Engineering Undergraduate CertificateNuclear Engineering Undergraduate Certificate Graduate Certificate MSNEPetroleum Engineering MSPEProcessing, Properties, and Performance of Eng. Metals Graduate CertificateSafety Engineering Graduate CertificateSupply Chain Management Undergraduate CertificateSustainability Undergraduate CertificateSustainable Engineering Undergraduate Certificate MSSE






Doctorate

School of LawCivil Litigation Graduate CertificateDisability Legal Studies Graduate CertificateHealth Care Compliance Graduate Certificate

Health Law Graduate Certificate

International and Comparative Law Graduate Certificate LLM

Law MSL SJD JD

Graduate School of Public and International AffairsEnergy and Environment MPA MID

Governance and International Public Management MPA MID

Human Security MPIA MID

International Political Economy MPIA

Non-Government Organizations and Civil Society MID

Policy Research and Analysis MPA

Public and International Affairs MPA PhD

Public and Nonprofit Management MPA

Public Policy and Management MPPM

Security and Intelligence Studies MPIA

Urban Affairs and Planning MPA MID

School of Social WorkBehavioral Health Case Management Undergraduate Certificate

Gerontology Graduate Certificate

Integrated Health Care Graduate Certificate

Social Work BASW MSW PhD

School of Computing and InformationBig Data Analytics Graduate Certificate

Computational Modeling and Simulation MS PhD

Computer Science BS MS PhD

Information Science Graduate Certificate BS MSIS PhD

Intelligent Systems MS PhD

Library and Information Science PhD

Security Assured Information Systems Graduate Certificate

Telecommunications Graduate Certificate MST

College of Business AdministrationAccounting BSBA

Business Analytics Undergraduate Certificate

Business Information Systems BSBA

Finance BSBA

Global Management BSBA

Human Resources Management BSBA

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Undergraduate Certificate

International Business Undergraduate Certificate

Leadership and Ethics Undergraduate Certificate

Marketing BSBA

Supply Chain Management Undergraduate Certificate BSBA







Doctorate

School of Dental MedicineAnesthesiology Graduate Certificate

Dental Hygiene Undergraduate Certificate AS

Dental Medicine DMD

Dental Public Health Graduate Certificate

Endodontics Graduate Certificate MDS

Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology Graduate Certificate

Oral Biology MS PhD

Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics Graduate Certificate MDS

Pediatric Dentistry Graduate Certificate MDS

Periodontics Graduate Certificate MDS

Prosthodontics Graduate Certificate MDS

School of NursingAdult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Graduate Certificate

Clinical Nurse Specialist DNP

Health Care Genetics Graduate Certificate

Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Graduate Certificate

Nurse Anesthesia DNP

Nurse Midwife DNP

Nurse Practitioner MSN DNP

Nurse Specialty Role MSN DNP

Nursing BSN PhD

Nursing Case Management for Primary Care Graduate Certificate

Nursing Education Graduate Certificate

Nursing Informatics Graduate Certificate

Nursing Research Graduate Certificate

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Graduate Certificate

School of PharmacyPharmaceutical Sciences BSPS MS PhD

Pharmacy MS PharmD

Pharmacy Administration MS

Pharmacy Business Administration MS

Graduate School of Public HealthBehavioral and Community Health Sciences MPH PhD DRPH

Biostatistics MS PhD

Community-Based Participatory Research and Practice Graduate Certificate

Environmental and Occupational Health MS MPH PhD

Environmental Health Risk Assessment Graduate Certificate

Epidemiology MS MPH PhD DRPH

Evaluation of Pub Hlth Promotion and Health Ed Programs Graduate Certificate

Genetic Counseling MS

Global Health Graduate Certificate

Health Equity Graduate Certificate

Health Policy and Management MHA MPH

Health Services Research and Policy MS PhD







Doctorate

Graduate School of Public Health (continued)Health Systems Leadership and Management Graduate Certificate

Healthcare Systems Engineering Graduate Certificate

Human Genetics MS PhD

Infectious Diseases and Microbiology MS MPH PhD

LGBT Health and Wellness Graduate Certificate

Multidisciplinary MPH Program MPH

Public Health Genetics Graduate Certificate MPH

School of MedicineBiomedical Informatics Graduate Certificate MS PhD

Biomedical Sciences MS

Cell Biology and Molecular Physiology MS PhD

Cellular and Molecular Pathology MS PhD

Clinical and Translational Science PhD

Clinical Research Graduate Certificate MS

Computational Biology MS PhD

Integrative Systems Biology MS PhD

Medical Education Graduate Certificate MS

Medicine (Professional Program) MD

Microbiology and Immunology MS PhD

Molecular Biophysics and Structural Biology MS PhD

Molecular Genetics and Developmental Biology MS PhD

Molecular Pharmacology MS PhDNeurobiology MS PhD

School of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesAssistive Technology in Rehabilitation Undergraduate CertificateAthletic Training BSAudiology AuDClinical Rehabilitation and Mental Health Counseling MSCommunication Science BACommunication Science and Disorders MA MS PhDCoordinated Master in Nutrition and Dietetics MSDisability Studies Graduate CertificateEmergency Medicine BSEmergency Medicine in Rehabilitation Undergraduate CertificateHealth and Rehabilitation Sciences MSHealth Information Management BSNutrition and Dietetics BSOccupational Therapy MS MOT CSCD OTDPathokinesiology in Rehabilitation Undergraduate CertificatePhysical Therapy DPTPhysician Assistant Studies MSProsthetics and Orthotics MSPsycho-Social Issues in Rehabilitation Undergraduate CertificateRehabilitation Science BS PhDRehabilitation Technology Graduate CertificateSpeech-Language Pathology CSCD







Doctorate

University Center for International StudiesAfrican Studies Undergraduate Certificate Graduate CertificateAsian Studies Undergraduate Certificate Graduate CertificateEastern European Studies Graduate CertificateEuropean Union Studies Undergraduate Certificate Graduate CertificateGlobal Health Undergraduate CertificateGlobal Studies Undergraduate Certificate Graduate CertificateLatin American Social and Public Policy Graduate CertificateLatin American Studies Undergraduate Certificate Graduate CertificateRussian and East European Study Undergraduate Certificate Russian Studies Undergraduate Certificate Graduate CertificateSoviet Studies Graduate CertificateTransatlantic Studies Undergraduate CertificateWest European Studies Undergraduate Certificate Graduate Certificate

University Center for Social and Urban Research

Gerontology Graduate Certificate

Johnstown - Business and EnterpriseAccounting BSBusiness Undergraduate CertificateEconomics BAFinance BSInformation Systems BSManagement BSMarketing BS

Johnstown - EducationEarly Childhood Education BSEarly Childhood Education with Special Education BAMiddle Level Education BSMiddle Level Education with Special Education BASecondary Education BA BS

Johnstown - Engineering Chemical Engineering BSECivil Engineering BSEComputer Engineering BSEElectrical Engineering BSEMechanical Engineering BSE

Johnstown - Humanities Communication BAEnglish Literature BAHumanities BAJournalism BAMultimedia and Digital Culture BATheatre Arts BAWriting BA






Doctorate

Johnstown - Natural SciencesBiochemistry BSBiology BSChemistry BSComputer Science BSEnergy and Earth Resources BSHealthcare BSMathematics BSNatural Science BSNursing BSNPsychology BSRespiratory Care ASSurgical Technology AS

Johnstown - Social SciencesEnvironmental Studies BAGeographic Information Systems Undergraduate CertificateGeography BAHistory BAInternational Studies Undergraduate CertificateJustice Administration and Criminology BAPolitical Science BASocial Sciences BASociology BA

Johnstown - Other Programs Self Design BA BS

Greensburg - Behavioral SciencesAmerican Studies BAAnthropology BACriminal Justice BAHistory BALatin American Studies Undergraduate CertificateManagement BSManagement Information Systems BSManagement-Accounting BSManufacturing Management Undergraduate CertificatePolitical Science BAPublic Policy BSSocial Sciences Area BASpanish Education BS







Doctorate

Greensburg - Humanities Arts Entrepreneurship Undergraduate CertificateChildren's Literature Undergraduate CertificateCommunication: Rhetoric and Communication BACreative and Professional Writing BADigital Studies Undergraduate CertificateEnglish Literature BAEnglish Writing BAHumanities Area BASpanish BAVisual and Performing Arts BA

Greensburg - Natural SciencesApplied Mathematics BSBiochemistry BSBiological Sciences BSChemistry BSInformation Technology BSNatural Sciences Area BSNursing BSNPsychology BS

Greensburg - Other ProgramsEarly Childhood Education BSHealthcare Management BSSecondary Education BSSelf Design BA BS

TitusvilleAccounting ASBiological Sciences ASBusiness ASBusiness Information Systems ASComputer Technology ASCriminal Justice ASHistory AAHuman Services AALiberal Arts AANatural Science ASNursing ASPhysical Therapist Assistant ASPsychology AS

Bradford - EducationBiology Education 7-12 BSBusiness, Computer and Information Technology BSChemistry Education 7-12 BSEarly Level Education (Pre K- 4) BSEnglish Education 7-12 BSHealth and Physical Education BSMathematics Education 7-12 BSSocial Studies Education 7-12 BS







Doctorate

Bradford - HumanitiesBroadcast Communications BACommunications BAEnglish BAInterdisciplinary Arts BALiberal Studies AAPublic Relations BAWriting BA

Bradford - Natural SciencesApplied Mathematics BSBiology BSChemistry BSComputer Information Systems and Technology BSEnvironmental Studies BAForensic Science BSInformation Systems ASPetroleum Technology ASPhysical Sciences BSPsychology BS

Bradford - Social SciencesAccounting BSAmerican Studies BABusiness Management BSCriminal Justice BAEconomics BAEntrepreneurship BSHistory - Political Science BAHospitality Management BSHuman Relations BAInternational Affairs BASocial Sciences BASociology BA

Bradford - Other ProgramsAthletic Training BSEnergy Science and Technology BSEngineering Science ASExercise Science BSGeneral Studies BANursing AS BSNRadiological Science BSSport and Recreation Management BS

Notes: In this table, the schools are listed in the same order as is used in presenting student enrollment information in the Student Information section of the Fact Book. The degree and certificate programs listed are those in which students may enroll.

Application to certain programs and the conferring of specific, non-terminal degrees in these programs are contingent upon departmental guidelines. That is, some students in some doctoral programs may wish to conclude their studies with a Master's degree.The Bachelor of Philosophy degree (BPhil) is offered through the Honors College and is available in all baccalaureate programs. As such, it is enumerated only once in this table. The one exception is the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences degreeprogram, International and Area Studies, in which the sole baccalaureate awarded is the BPhil.Offered in addition to those programs listed here are the combined major and numerous dual, joint, and cooperative degree programs.



NUMBER OF DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFERED BY DEGREE CATEGORY AND DEGREE TYPE,PITTSBURGH CAMPUS, REGIONAL CAMPUSES, AND UNIVERSITY TOTAL — FALL TERM 2018

PITTSBURGH CAMPUS Certificates Undergraduate Certificate 60 Graduate Certificate 78Certificates Total 138

Degree ProgramsAssociate Degree Programs

Associate of Science AS 1Associate Degree Programs Total 1

Baccalaureate Degree Programs Bachelor of Arts BA 46Bachelor of Arts in Social Work BASW 1Bachelor of Philosophy BPhil 2Bachelor of Science BS 36Bachelor of Science in Business Administration BSBA 7Bachelor of Science in Engineering BSE 10Bachelor of Science in Nursing BSN 1 Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences BSPS 1

Baccalaureate Degree Programs Total 104

Master's Degree Programs Master of Arts MA 29Master of Arts in Teaching MAT 1Master of Business Administration MBA 1Master of Dental Science MDS 5Master of Education MEd 3Master of Fine Arts MFA 2Master of Health Administration MHA 1Master of International Business MIB 1Master of International Development MID 5Master of Laws LLM 1Master of Occupational Therapy MOT 1Master of Public Administration MPA 6Master of Public Health MPH 7Master of Public and International Affairs MPIA 3Master of Public Policy and Management MPPM 1Master of Science MS 61Master of Science in Bioengineering MSBENG 1Master of Science in Chemical Engineering MSChE 1Master of Science in Civil Engineering MSCE 1Master of Science in Computer Engineering MSCOE 1Master of Science in Electrical Engineering MSEE 1Master of Science in Industrial Engineering MSIE 1Master of Science in Information Science MSIS 1Master of Science in Manufacturing Systems Engineering MSMFSE 1Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering MSMSE 1

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering MSME 1



NUMBER OF DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFERED BY DEGREE CATEGORY AND DEGREE TYPE,PITTSBURGH CAMPUS, REGIONAL CAMPUSES, AND UNIVERSITY TOTAL — FALL TERM 2018 (continued)

PITTSBURGH CAMPUS (continued)Master's Degree Programs (continued)

Master of Science in Metallurgical Engineering MSMETE 1Master of Science in Nuclear Engineering MSNE 1Master of Science in Nursing MSN 2Master of Science in Petroleum Engineering MSPE 1Master of Sustainable Engineering MSSE 1Master of Science in Telecommunications MST 1Master of Social Work MSW 1Master of Studies in Law MSL 1

Master's Degree Programs Total 147

Doctorate - Research/Scholarship Degree Programs Doctor of Jurisprudence SJD 1Doctor of Philosophy PhD 78Doctor of Public Health DrPH 2

Doctorate - Research/Scholarship Degree Programs Total 81

Doctorate - Professional Practice Degree Programs Doctor of Audiology AuD 1Doctor of Clinical Science CSCD 2Doctor of Dental Medicine DMD 1Doctor of Education EdD 5Doctor of Medicine MD 1Doctor of Nursing Practice DNP 5Doctor of Pharmacy PharmD 1Doctor of Occupational Therapy OTD 1Doctor of Physical Therapy DPT 1Juris Doctor JD 1

Doctorate - Professional Practice Degree Programs Total 19

Pittsburgh Campus Degree Programs Total 352

PITTSBURGH CAMPUS TOTALSPittsburgh Campus Certificates Total 138

Pittsburgh Campus Degree Programs Total 352

Pittsburgh Campus Certificates and Degree Programs Total 490

REGIONAL CAMPUSES JOHNSTOWN CAMPUS

CertificatesUndergraduate Certificate 3

Certificates Total 3




JOHNSTOWN CAMPUS (continued)Degree ProgramsAssociate Degree Programs

Associate of Science AS 2Associate Degree Programs Total 2

Baccalaureate Degree Programs Bachelor of Arts BA 19Bachelor of Science BS 18Bachelor of Science in Engineering BSE 5Bachelor of Science in Nursing BSN 1


Johnstown Campus Degree Programs Total 45

JOHNSTOWN CAMPUS TOTALSJohnstown Campus Certificates Total 3

Johnstown Campus Degree Programs Total 45

Johnstown Campus Certificates and Degree Programs Total 48

GREENSBURG CAMPUS Certificates

Undergraduate Certificate 5Certificates Total 5

Degree ProgramsBaccalaureate Degree Programs

Bachelor of Arts BA 14Bachelor of Science BS 16Bachelor of Science in Nursing BSN 1


Greensburg Campus Degree Programs Total 31

GREENSBURG CAMPUS TOTALSGreensburg Campus Certificates Total 5

Greensburg Campus Degree Programs Total 31

Greensburg Campus Certificates and Degree Programs Total 36

TITUSVILLE CAMPUS Degree ProgramsAssociate Degree Program

Associate of Arts AA 3Associate of Science AS 10

Associate Degree Program Total 13




TITUSVILLE CAMPUS TOTALSTitusville Campus Degree Programs Total 13 Titusville Campus Degree Programs Total 13

BRADFORD CAMPUS Degree ProgramsAssociate Degree Programs

Associate of Arts AA 1Associate of Science AS 4

Associate Degree Programs Total 5

Baccalaureate Degree Programs Bachelor of Arts BA 16Bachelor of Science BS 24Bachelor of Science in Nursing BSN 1


Bradford Campus Degree Programs Total 46

BRADFORD CAMPUS TOTALS

Bradford Campus Degree Programs Total 46

REGIONAL CAMPUSES TOTALSRegional Campuses Certificates Total 8

Regional Campuses Degree Programs Total 135

Regional Campuses Certificates And Degree Programs Total 143

UNIVERSITY TOTALSUniversity Certificates Total 146

University Degree Programs Total 487

University Certificates And Degree Programs Total 633

Notes: In this table, the schools are listed in the same order as is used in prsenting student enrollment information in the Student Information section of the Fact Book .

The degree and certificate programs listed are those in which students may enroll.

Application to certain programs and the conferring of specific, non-terminal degrees in these programs are contingent upon departmental guidelines. That is, some students in some doctoral programs may wish to conclude their studies with a Master's degree.

The Bachelor of Philosophy degree (BPhil) is offered through the Honors College and is available in all baccalaureate programs. As such, it is enumerated only once in this table. The one exception is the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences degree program, International and Area Studies, in which the sole baccalaureate awarded is the BPhil.



NUMBER OF CERTIFICATE AND DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFERED BY CERTIFICATE/DEGREE CATEGORY AND SCHOOL, PITTSBURGH CAMPUS, REGIONAL CAMPUSES AND UNIVERSITY TOTAL — FALL TERM 2018

Certificate DegreeDoctorate Certificate

Under- Certificate Research/ Professional Degree and Degreegraduate Graduate Total Associate Baccalaureate Master's Scholarship Practice Total Total

SCHOOL Pittsburgh Campus

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences 13 7 20 0 63 42 31 0 136 156College of General Studies 12 0 12 0 10 0 0 0 10 22Honors College 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1Katz Graduate School of Business 0 1 1 0 0 11 1 0 12 13School of Education 0 9 9 0 2 8 5 5 20 29Swanson School of Engineering 14 9 23 0 10 14 11 0 35 58School of Law 0 5 5 0 0 2 1 1 4 9Graduate School of Public and International Affairs 0 0 0 0 0 15 1 0 16 16School of Social Work 1 2 3 0 1 1 1 0 3 6School of Computing and Information 0 4 4 0 2 5 5 0 12 16College of Business Administration 5 0 5 0 7 0 0 0 7 12School of Dental Medicine 1 8 9 1 0 6 1 1 9 18School of Nursing 0 8 8 0 1 2 1 5 9 17School of Pharmacy 0 0 0 0 1 4 1 1 7 7Graduate School of Public Health 0 9 9 0 0 15 9 0 24 33School of Medicine 0 3 3 0 0 13 11 1 25 28School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences 4 2 6 0 6 9 2 5 22 28University Center for International Studies 10 10 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 20University Center for Social and Urban Research 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Pittsburgh Campus Total 60 78 138 1 104 147 81 19 352 490

Regional CampusesJohnstown 3 0 3 2 43 0 0 0 45 48Greensburg 5 0 5 0 31 0 0 0 31 36Titusville 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 13 13Bradford 0 0 0 5 41 0 0 0 46 46

Regional Campuses Total 8 0 8 20 115 0 0 0 135 143

UNIVERSITY TOTAL 68 78 146 21 219 147 81 19 487 633

Notes: In this table, the schools are listed in the same order as is used in prsenting student enrollment information in the Student Information section of the Fact Book . The degree and certificate programs listed are those in which students may enroll.

Application to certain programs and the conferring of specific, non-terminal degrees in these programs are contingent upon departmental guidelines. That is, some students in some doctoral programs may wish to conclude their studies with a Master's degree. The Bachelor of Philosophy degree (BPhil) is offered through the Honors College and is available in all baccalaureate programs. As such, it is enumerated only once in this table. The one exception is the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences degree program, International and Area Studies, in which the sole baccalaureate awarded is the BPhil.



DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AWARDED BY CAMPUS AND CERTIFICATE/DEGREE CATEGORY — FISCAL YEAR 2014 TO 2018

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Pittsburgh Campus Certificate Undergraduate CertificateGraduate CertificateTotal

Degree AssociateBaccalaureateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipDoctorate - Professional PracticeTotal

TotalJohnstown Campus Certificate Undergraduate Certificate

TotalDegree Associate

BaccalaureateTotal

TotalGreensburg Campus Certificate Undergraduate Certificate

TotalDegree Baccalaureate

TotalTotal

Titusville Campus Degree AssociateTotal

TotalBradford Campus Degree Associate

BaccalaureateTotal


1,388339

1,049

1,356384972

1,308355953

1,268332936

1,365377988

7,879621419

2,1384,668

33

7,892657416

2,2804,527

12

7,849626461

2,3094,453

7,906652438

2,2954,521

7,848639496

2,3674,346

9,2679,2489,1579,1749,213

1414

1515

99

1010

1313

504483

21

503479

24

497470

27

485462

23

538522

16

518518506495551

66

1111

66

11

66

232232

263263

256256

270270

319319

238274262271325

8181

5858

6161

5656

5757

8158615657

298256

42

288242

46

280241

39

288247

41

287238

49

29828828028828710,40210,38610,26610,28410,433



DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AWARDED BY CERTIFICATE/DEGREE CATEGORY AND CAMPUS — FISCAL YEAR 2014 TO 2018

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Undergraduate Certificate Pittsburgh CampusJohnstown CampusGreensburg CampusTotal

Associate Pittsburgh CampusJohnstown CampusTitusville CampusBradford CampusTotal

Baccalaureate Pittsburgh CampusJohnstown CampusGreensburg CampusBradford CampusTotal

Graduate Certificate Pittsburgh CampusTotal

Master's Pittsburgh CampusTotal

Doctorate - Research/Scholarship Pittsburgh CampusTotal

Doctorate - Professional Practice Pittsburgh CampusTotal

Unversity Total

1,0696

141,049

9981115

972

96869

953

9471

10936

1,0076

13988

17742812133

14046582412

127396127

120415623

122495716

5,639256232483

4,668

5,511242263479

4,527

5,420241256470

4,453

5,500247270462

4,521

5,425238319522

4,346

339339

384384

355355

332332

377377

2,1382,138

2,2802,280

2,3092,309

2,2952,295

2,3672,367

419419

416416

461461

438438

496496

621621

657657

626626

652652

639639

10,40210,38610,26610,28410,433



DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AWARDED BY CERTIFICATE/DEGREE CATEGORY AND SCHOOL/CAMPUS — FISCAL YEAR 2014 TO 2018

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

UndergraduateCertificate

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

College of General Studies

Swanson School of Engineering

School of Social Work

College of Business Administration

School of Dental Medicine

School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

University Center for International Studies

Johnstown

Greensburg

Total

Associate School of Dental Medicine

Johnstown

Titusville

Bradford

Total

Baccalaureate Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

College of General Studies

School of Education



School of Computing and Information

College of Business Administration

School of NursingSchool of Pharmacy

1,069

6

14

125

39

93

97

258

437

998

11

15

160

34

10

59

68

192

449

968

6

9

192

39

23

67

1

42

179

410

947

1

10

165

50

40

56

3

45

151

426

1,007

6

13

215

63

18

54

5

83

132

418

177

42

81

21

33

140

46

58

24

12

127

39

61

27

120

41

56

23

122

49

57

16

214

658

68

38

732

99

316

2,182

203

602

89

42

675

95

287

2,169

249

700

78

37

590

97

291

2,033

258

650

65

50

555

101

278

2,184

220

605

72

43

537

105

256

2,148

2

2

1

1

1



DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AWARDED BY CERTIFICATE/DEGREE CATEGORY AND SCHOOL/CAMPUS — FISCAL YEAR 2014 TO 2018 (continued)

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

BaccalaureateSchool of NursingSchool of Pharmacy


Johnstown

Greensburg

Bradford

Total

Graduate Certificate Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

School of Education


School of Law




School of Nursing

Graduate School of Public Health

School of Medicine


University Center for Social and Urban Research

University Center for International Studies

Total

Master's Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Katz Graduate School of Business

School of Education

Swanson School of EngineeringSchool of Law

5,639

256

232

483

273

88

5,511

242

263

479

273

92

5,420

241

256

470

296

82

5,500

247

270

462

299

81

5,425

238

319

522

271

89

339

49

4

1

13

38

1

20

1

48

44

13

83

24

384

44

5

11

24

35

3

17

50

29

25

114

27

355

59

7

19

16

45

4

14

1

22

21

39

85

23

332

58

8

16

31

28

2

16

1

15

36

21

68

32

377

69

11

13

30

48

2

15

1

9

45

21

78

35

238

249

381

141

250

289

404

121

244

271

381

144

270

326

377

174

241

287

379

1721




2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Master'sSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of Law

Graduate School of Public and International Affairs




School of Nursing

School of Pharmacy


School of Medicine


Total

Doctorate -Research/Scholarship

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences

Katz Graduate School of Business

School of Education


School of Law

Graduate School of Public and International Affairs




School of Nursing

School of Pharmacy


School of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

2,138

264

39

157

14

55

6

178

227

162

27

2,280

285

38

154

19

65

7

217

243

165

23

2,309

269

33

196

14

61

3

236

252

176

29

2,295

244

33

170

19

73

8

228

215

143

15

2,367

283

35

151

12

89

2

257

246

193

20

42

39

6

3

1

13

4

3

3

78

39

12

154

38

38

7

4

1

7

3

2

1

63

56

5

167

50

37

6

11

15

6

4

78

42

5

189

36

59

12

5

1

15

2

5

1

68

43

10

171

63

49

5

5

16

5

5

1

69

59

7

193

1

1

1




2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Doctorate -Research/Scholarship

School of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Total


School of Education

School of Law


School of Nursing

School of Pharmacy

School of Medicine


Total

Unversity Total

419

22

416

24

461

18

438

10

496

19

621

75

144

115

49

84

134

20

657

78

162

107

48

86

138

38

626

68

138

110

47

87

176

652

82

150

108

34

82

196

639

61

150

104

24

80

220

10,40210,38610,26610,28410,433

1The School of Computing and Information (SCI) was established on July 1, 2017. Included under SCI, in this table, are data that had previously been reported under the School of Information Sciences and also under the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences respective to that school's Department of Computer Science.

2Effective Fall 2016, the School of Dental Medicine established a major in Dental Hygiene leading to the Associate of Science degree.



DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AWARDED BY SCHOOL/CAMPUS AND CERTIFICATE/DEGREE CATEGORY — FISCAL YEAR 2014 TO 2018

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018Dietrich School of Arts andSciences

Undergraduate CertificateBaccalaureateGraduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipTotal

College of General Studies Undergraduate CertificateBaccalaureateTotal

Katz Graduate School ofBusiness

Master'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipTotal

School of Education BaccalaureateGraduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipDoctorate - Professional PracticeTotal

Swanson School of Engineering Undergraduate CertificateBaccalaureateGraduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipTotal

School of Law Graduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipDoctorate - Professional PracticeTotal

Graduate School of Public andInternational Affairs

Master'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipTotal

School of Social Work Undergraduate CertificateBaccalaureateGraduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipTotal

School of Computing andInformation

Baccalaureate

2,938154141

242,182

437

2,933167121

272,169

449

2,799189144

232,033

410

2,987171174

322,184

426

2,966193172

352,148

418

574316258

479287192

470291179

429278151

388256132

39312

381

4095

404

3865

381

38710

377

3867

379

4902039

2498399

5923856

289114

95

495

42271

8597

538

43326

68101

529

59287

78105

1,15878

23813

73297

1,08163

25025

67568

99378

24439

59042

95968

27021

55545

95169

24121

53783

208134

32744

191138

12329

226176

2921

248196

11536

286220

12045

1653

162

1672

165

1804

176

1485

143

1985

193

3174

2274838

3383

2435042

3186

2522237

1

2852

2151550

3

3085

2469

435

1



DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AWARDED BY SCHOOL/CAMPUS AND CERTIFICATE/DEGREE CATEGORY — FISCAL YEAR 2014 TO 2018 (continued)

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018School of Social Work TotalSchool of Computing andInformation

BaccalaureateGraduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipTotal

College of BusinessAdministration

Undergraduate CertificateBaccalaureateTotal

School of Dental Medicine Undergraduate CertificateAssociateGraduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipDoctorate - Professional PracticeTotal

School of Nursing BaccalaureateGraduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipDoctorate - Professional PracticeTotal

School of Pharmacy BaccalaureateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipDoctorate - Professional PracticeTotal

Graduate School of PublicHealth

Graduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipTotal

School of Medicine Graduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipDoctorate - Professional PracticeTotal

School of Health andRehabilitation Sciences

Undergraduate CertificateBaccalaureateGraduate CertificateMaster's

26013

1781

68

3137

217

89

33015

2361

78

30915

2281

65

34616

2571

72

751658

93

661602

59

767700

67

706650

56

659605

54

14484

16

2033

13386

17

171210

12787

314

23

14782

18

16

40

11580

215

18

32249

355

1214

32348

465

3203

372471161

4249

37234

573

2258

34024

589

2220

223115

61488

225107

71992

212110

61482

220108

121981

210104

51289

23439

15738

22738

15435

27837

19645

25759

17028

24849

15148

238144

423913

262162

383824

237138

503316

250150

363331

278150

633530

1273

39

11273

34

19296

39

16299

50

13271

63

1

2

2



DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES AWARDED BY SCHOOL/CAMPUS AND CERTIFICATE/DEGREE CATEGORY — FISCAL YEAR 2014 TO 2018 (continued)

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018School of Health andRehabilitation Sciences

Graduate CertificateMaster'sDoctorate - Research/ScholarshipDoctorate - Professional PracticeTotal

University Center for Social andUrban Research

Graduate CertificateTotal

University Center forInternational Studies

Undergraduate CertificateGraduate CertificateTotal

Johnstown Undergraduate CertificateAssociateBaccalaureateTotal

Greensburg Undergraduate CertificateBaccalaureateTotal

Titusville AssociateTotal

Bradford AssociateBaccalaureateTotal

Unversity Total

6747522

264

7057824

285

7096818

269

7018210

244

7106119

283

44

55

77

88

1111

17449

125

20444

160

25159

192

22358

165

28469

215

518483

2114

518479

2415

506470

279

495462

2310

551522

1613

238232

6

274263

11

262256

6

271270

1

325319

6

8181

5858

6161

5656

5757

298256

42

288242

46

280241

39

288247

41

287238

49

10,40210,38610,26610,28410,433

1The School of Computing and Information (SCI) was established on July 1, 2017. Included under SCI, in this table, are data that had previously been reported under the School of Information Sciences and also under the Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences respective to that school's Department of Computer Science.

2Effective Fall 2016, the School of Dental Medicine established a major in Dental Hygiene leading to the Associate of Science degree.

FACULTY AND STAFF INFORMATION


FACT BOOK 2019 FACULTY AND STAFF INFORMATION

Faculty

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Research Associates andPostdoctoral Associates

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Staff

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

All Employees

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

PittsburghCampus

Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesCollege of General StudiesHonors CollegeKatz Graduate School of BusinessSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of LawGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesOther AreasTotal

RegionalCampuses


University Total

5,195123134

2,491176

8691

199102

943457

194133124

241,133

7481210841210

4108

4961

49

145

33

24309

4,447111124

2,407164

76879153333048

180128

91

824

67039

8385

1711

26221

704

123

196

11

1

61

3

65133

8384

1611

26211

643

120

7,3943,658

991,910

3268781

20637

1352744

126127105

1616

394

29086

9105

24555

7336

105

17

7,1043,572

901,805

3028276

20137

1282441

120117100

1616

377

13,2593,820

2414,786

519184174411141231

62101390264229

1640

1,650

1,057104

19190

3715

9113

4969

712261638

24329

12,2023,716

2224,596

482169165298

92162

5589

364248191

1616

1,321

376933493

156

6120101912

315732474

144

454138

31104181

199

46

435129

31100175

830231

65197337

8029102318

750202

55174319

5,5718094,762 67019651 7,8483097,539 14,0891,13712,952

FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME EMPLOYEES BY SCHOOL AND EMPLOYEE TYPE — FALL TERM 2018

1Includes the College of Business Administration.

2Figures do not include employees in the responsibility center entitled Education - University Service Programs.

3Other Areas include the following responsibility centers: Office of the Chancellor, Office of the Secretary of the Board of Trustees, Senior Vice Chancellor for Research, Student Affairs, Office of the Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor, Senior Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences, University Center for International Studies, General Counsel, Pittsburgh Cancer Institute, Division of Philanthropy and Engagement, Education-University Service Programs, University Library System, Computing Services and Systems Development, Facilities Management, Learning Research and Development Center, Athletics, School of Medicine Division Administration, Senior Vice Chancellor for Business and Operations, Office of the Chief Financial Officer, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Human Resources, and Business Operations. Notes: Figures include regular full-time and regular part-time employees. Not included are individuals employed on a temporary full-time or temporary part-time basis.

1

2

3



FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER — FALL TERM 2018

Note: In this table, international employees are reported respective to race, in accordance with U.S. Department of Labor guidelines.For counts of employees that recognize citizenship, refer to the table, “Full-Time Employees by Citizenship, Ethnicity and Gender”.

Black orAfrican

American

Am. Indianor Alaskan

Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/

Other PacificIslander

Hispanic orLatino White

Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total

Faculty MaleFemaleTotal

Research Associatesand PostdoctoralAssociates

MaleFemaleTotal

Staff MaleFemaleTotal

Total Employees MaleFemaleTotal

4,4471,9212,526

622735

164

12

3,2021,4171,785

1487078

523

881334547

312

1306664

651281370

231211

22

282140142

452421

3

3

28196

185

413

1165

7,1044,2942,810

915140

693732

5,6653,4642,201

1187642

514

478302176

77

671356315

12,2026,4965,706

1769086

874344

9,1495,0214,128

311170141

133

10

1,640732908

1495

812428384

Black orAfrican

American


Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



1446678

532

1235865

2

2

1358

1

1

1759382

835

1618873

11

1

1

413

319159160

1367

284146138

2

2

11

1459

514

Pittsburgh Campus

Johnstown Campus



FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER — FALL TERM 2018 (continued)

Black orAfrican

American


Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



744331

633528

431

44

312

1006139

1

1

945935

11

11

3

3

174104

70

1

1

1579463

541

55

615

Black orAfrican

American


Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



2415

9

2215

7

2

2

311615

311615

553124

533122

2

2

Greensburg Campus

Titusville Campus




FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES BY ETHNICITY AND GENDER — FALL TERM 2018 (continued)

Black orAfrican

American


Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



732845

1

1

602535

11

5

5

624

1297356

413

1217051

11

312

202101101

514

1819586

22

5

5

936

Black orAfrican

American


Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



4,7622,0732,689

683038

164

12

3,4701,5501,920

1557481

523

905343562

312

1406971

651281370

231211

22

282140142

452421

3

3

28196

185

413

1165

7,5394,5373,002

1045549

693732

6,0723,6972,375

1207842

624

480303177

77

681358323

12,9526,8916,061

1959798

874344

9,8245,3874,437

320176144

144

10

1,666742924

1495

832433399

Bradford Campus

Total University




FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES BY CITIZENSHIP, ETHNICITY AND GENDER — FALL TERM 2018

International

Black orAfrican

American

Am. Indianor Alaska

Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



4,4471,9212,526

502129

1349

3,1101,3801,730

1326270

523

776301475

312

1246559

23485

149

651281370

1082

22

1729280

963

1

1

401129

633

411159252

7,1044,2942,810

864739

693732

5,6423,4542,188

1086939

514

365236129

66

666352314

1579265

12,2026,4965,706

1467670

844341

8,9244,9263,998

249137112

1138

1,181548633

972

796420376

802336466

International

Black orAfrican

American

Am. Indianor Alaska

Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



1446678

431

1225864

2

2

1147

1

1

413

1759382

835

1618873

11

1

1

413

319159160

1266

283146137

2

2

11

1248

514

413

Pittsburgh Campus

Johnstown Campus

Note: In this table, international employees are reported separate from domestic employees in accordance with U.S. Department of Education guidelines.

For counts of employees without regard to citizenship, refer to the table, “Full-Time Employees by Ethnicty and Gender”.



International

Black orAfrican

American

Am. Indianor Alaska

Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



744331

633528

431

44

312

1006139

1

1

945935

11

11

3

3

174104

70

1

1

1579463

541

55

615

International

Black orAfrican

American

Am. Indianor Alaska

Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



2415

9

2215

7

2

2

311615

311615

553124

533122

2

2

FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES BY CITIZENSHIP, ETHNICITY AND GENDER — FALL TERM 2018 (continued)

Greensburg Campus

Titusville Campus





International

Black orAfrican

American

Am. Indianor Alaska

Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



732845

1

1

582434

11

3

3

3

3

734

1297356

413

1217051

11

312

202101101

514

1799485

22

3

3

615

734

International

Black orAfrican

American

Am. Indianor Alaska

Native Asian

NativeHawaiian/



Two or MoreRaces

RaceUnknown Total



MaleFemaleTotal



4,7622,0732,689

552431

1349

3,3751,5121,863

1396673

523

796309487

312

1316665

24589

156

651281370

1082

22

1729280

963

1

1

401129

633

411159252

7,5394,5373,002

995148

693732

6,0493,6872,362

1107139

624

367237130

66

676354322

1579265

12,9526,8916,061

1648381

844341

9,5965,2914,305

258143115

1248

1,203557646

972

813423390

813340473

FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES BY CITIZENSHIP, ETHNICITY AND GENDER — FALL TERM 2018 (continued)

Bradford Campus

Total University





SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES — TOTAL UNIVERSITY — FALL TERM 2018

Number of Full-Time Employees by Employee TypeFaculty 4,762 36.8% Research/Post Doctoral Associates 651 5.0%Staff 7,539 58.2% Total 12,952 100.0%

Notes: The charts shown on this page provide faculty and staff details, ranks and occupational activity categories, respectively.

Figures include regular full-time employees. Individuals employed on a temporary basis are not included.

Faculty by Academic Rank

Staff by Occupational Activity Category

3.8%

5.3%

6.5%

23.0%

23.4%

38.0%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

Other

Lecturer

Instructor

Professor

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Percentage of Faculty in Academic Rank

Acad

emic

Ran

k

2.3%

4.7%

5.0%

8.9%

9.6%

69.5%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

Skilled Crafts

Clerical/Secretarial

Service/Maintenance

Executive

Professional Non-Faculty

Percentage of Staff in Occupational Activity Category

Occ

upat

iona

l Act

ivity

Technical and Paraprofessional



ProfessorAssociateProfessor

AssistantProfessor Instructor Lecturer Other Total

PittsburghCampus

Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesKatz Graduate School of BusinessSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of LawGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesOther AreasTotal

RegionalCampuses


University Total

4,447111124

2,407164

76879153333048

180128

91824

18390

135

22

61

43

3

251

1342

5

227

2497

21135

22

10

1

71

1,6974

511,098

67305148

913

98

683334

174

1,0032

29577

4922171910

912

6433524

149

1,0648

22562

4420191421

77

28631633

200

315732474

144

11

6287

2126

11132121651

11223

43055

29917

12

4,7621832523111,8081,1151,093

FULL-TIME FACULTY BY SCHOOL AND ACADEMIC RANK — FALL TERM 2018


2Figures do not include faculty in the responsibility center entitled Education-University Service Programs.

3Includes the following responsibility centers: Senior Vice Chancellor Research, Office of the Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor, Senior Vice Chancellor for Health Sciences, Education-University Service Programs, University Library System, and School of Medicine Division Administration.

Note: Academic Rank of Other includes faculty with a primary job classification that does not correspond to a particular academic rank, such as Librarian or Teacher.

1

2

3



AVERAGE SALARY OF FULL-TIME INSTRUCTIONAL FACULTY BY ACADEMIC RANK, PITTSBURGH CAMPUS — FALL TERM 2014-2018

Associate Assistant Fall Term Professor Professor Professor Instructor

2014 $144,189 $96,431 $80,915 $47,149 2015 146,278 98,195 80,157 46,341 2016 149,444 99,920 81,505 44,878

2017 153,001 101,149 85,625 55,553

2018 156,654 103,244 86,974 57,889

Note: The University of Pittsburgh annually reports specifically-defined faculty salaries data to the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) via their Annual Faculty Compensation Survey . To be included in this survey, the AAUP takes into account each individual faculty member's instructional effort. Instructional effort, prior to the 2015-16 survey (see Fall Term 2014, above), was narrowly defined in that the faculty member's effort needed to be 50% or more instructional. Beginning with the 2015-16 survey (see Fall Terms 2015 to 2018, above), the criteria has broadened, so as to include a faculty member with any level of instructional effort. In regards to the categorization of faculty, note that beginning with the 2017-18 survey (see Fall Terms 2017 and 2018, above),

visiting faculty in the ranks of Professor, Associate Professor, and Assistant Professor are reported as Instructor.

$0$10,000$20,000$30,000$40,000$50,000$60,000$70,000$80,000$90,000

$100,000$110,000$120,000$130,000$140,000$150,000$160,000

Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Instructor

Aver

age

Sala

ry

Academic Rank

20142015201620172018



Bachelor's Master'sPhD/ScD/

EdD DMD/DDS MD JD DO DVM

OtherProfessional

Doctorate TotalPittsburghCampus

Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesKatz Graduate School of BusinessSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of LawGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesOther AreasSVC ResearchTotal

RegionalCampuses


University Total

4,4472

109124

2,407164

76879153333048

180128

91824

51

641

2981

1

1

12

9

3

34

34

53

11

3

1

42

113

1,585

1

1,55618

114

2

2

55

1

54

2,2982

1285

795139

427323452229

1176

8383

688

329

8427

933477

10152

397

121

30

255

1

21

5

9

315732474

144

2

2

218511251

104

8621111836

91134

4,762531234531,585552,51641539

FULL-TIME FACULTY BY SCHOOL AND HIGHEST EARNED DEGREE — FALL TERM 2018




Note: In some disciplines, the master’s degree is considered to be the terminal degree.

Doctoral

12

3



TenuredTotal % of Total

Tenure StreamTotal % of Total

Non-Tenured andNon-Tenure Stream

Total % of TotalTotal

Total % of TotalPittsburghCampus

Dietrich School of Arts and SciencesKatz Graduate School of BusinessSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringSchool of LawGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Computing and InformationSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesOther AreasTotal

RegionalCampuses


University Total

25.9%6.3%

13.7%18.1%31.7%25.0%24.1%12.1%58.5%42.4%56.7%41.7%50.0%28.9%48.4%40.8%

1,1517

17435

5219211131141720903744

336

10.3%

9.7%7.8%

10.4%6.6%

21.8%4.4%5.7%

15.2%23.3%10.4%20.0%

9.4%18.7%15.7%

458

12187

175

1943575

361217

129

63.8%93.7%76.6%74.2%57.9%68.4%54.0%83.5%35.8%42.4%20.0%47.9%30.0%61.7%33.0%43.6%

2,838104

951,785

955247761914

623547930

359

100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%

4,447111124

2,407164

76879153333048

180128

91824

41.0%39.7%20.8%43.2%43.8%

12929

53263

14.3%23.3%

6.8%16.0%

4517

523

44.8%37.0%79.2%50.0%40.3%

14127193758

100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%100.0%

315732474

144

26.9%1,280 10.6%503 62.6%2,979 100.0%4,762

FULL-TIME FACULTY BY SCHOOL AND TENURE STATUS — FALL TERM 2018




Note: Due to rounding, percentages shown may not add to 100%.

12

3



RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATES, AND POSTDOCTORAL SCHOLARS— FALL TERM 2018

Research Associates

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Postdoctoral Associates

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Postdoctoral Scholars

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Total

Full-Time

Part-Time Total

Senior Vice Chancellor ResearchDietrich School of Arts and SciencesOffice of the ProvostSchool of EducationSwanson School of EngineeringGraduate School of Public and International AffairsSchool of Social WorkSchool of Dental MedicineSchool of NursingSchool of PharmacyGraduate School of Public HealthSchool of MedicineSchool of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesUniversity Center for International StudiesLearning Research and Development CenterSchool of Medicine - Division AdministrationSchool of Computing and InformationUniversity Total 66

262

7

1111

103

122

13

5

1

41

2

53

212

7

111

62

102

60421428

3781710

1511

6012

111

6

1

11

2

1

5982

428

3771610

1511

5812

110

189

1168

616

1

6

2

2

187

1166

616

1

6

85921

3049

5532312

8621

7142

1292

21

15

31

1

61

3

8382

2549

5502212

8611

6532

1262

Research Associates and Postdoctoral Associates are University of Pittsburgh employees, while individuals classified as Postdoctoral Scholars, even as they are similarly involved in postdoctoral activities, are not.

Note:

FINANCIAL INFORMATION


FACT BOOK 2019 FINANCIAL INFORMATION

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES — FISCAL YEAR 2017 TO 2019

2017 2018 2019Actual Actual Budget

OPERATING REVENUESTuition and Fees $788,455 $813,848 $833,100Tuition Discounts (187,897) (192,748) (199,100)__________ __________ __________ Net Tuition and Fees 600,558 621,100 634,000Commonwealth Appropriation 158,899 169,680 174,089Commonwealth Construction Grants 24,645 21,582 35,714Grants and Contracts 764,478 808,082 818,823Contributions for Operations 44,823 77,638 51,965Investment Income - Operating Investments 6,808 7,391 11,629Endowment Distributions for Operations 126,472 136,144 139,302Sales and Services, Rental Revenue, and Other 442,979 434,390 431,152__________ __________ __________

TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES $2,169,662 $2,276,007 $2,296,674__________ __________ ____________________ __________ __________OPERATING EXPENSESSee inset box below for these figures expressed as functional expenses.

Salaries and Wages $949,288 $1,005,074 $1,033,490Fringe Benefits 300,772 308,667 317,360__________ __________ __________

Total Compensation 1,250,060 1,313,741 1,350,850Supplies 111,818 112,940 115,746Business and Professional 328,759 354,887 366,155Utilities 47,018 46,598 48,804Maintenance and Facilities 49,887 48,508 50,142Depreciation 177,781 177,210 188,208Interest 31,343 30,171 29,758Other 87,333 91,606 92,702__________ __________ __________

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $2,083,999 $2,175,661 $2,242,365__________ __________ ____________________ __________ __________

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES $85,663 $100,346 $54,309

OTHER ACTIVITIES1

Investment Gains (Losses), net of Endowment Distributions for Operations 330,579 206,836 n/aContributions for Endowment 29,006 24,297 n/aChange in Fair Value of Interest Rate Swaps 33,826 20,526 n/aNonperiodic Changes in Benefit Plans 54,787 29,719 n/a

Bond Refunding (46,464) -- n/a__________ __________ __________TOTAL OTHER ACTIVITIES $401,734 $281,378 n/a__________ __________ ____________________ __________ __________

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $487,397 $381,724 $54,309 NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR $4,187,673 $4,675,070 $5,056,794__________ __________ __________NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $4,675,070 $5,056,794 $5,111,103__________ __________ ____________________ __________ __________(continued on next page)



CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES - FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES — FISCAL YEAR 2017 TO 2018

FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES 2017 2018Based on Expenses shown above. Actual Actual

Instruction $581,624 $600,751 Research 707,495 752,423 Public Service 85,899 83,908 Academic Support 205,833 219,644 Libraries 47,342 46,652 Student Services 166,434 176,399 Institutional Support 145,404 152,173 Auxiliary Enterprises 143,968 143,711 __________ __________

TOTAL FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES $2,083,999 $2,175,661 __________ __________ __________ __________

Note: Actual and budgeted figures are for the total University and are reported in thousands. Certain 2017 operating expenses include reclassifications related to the presentation of internal cost recovery to conform with the 2018 and 2019 presentation.1These nonoperating activities are not included in the budget due to the inherent difficulty of projecting investment decisions, market fluctuations and changes in actuarial assumptions. Source: Office of Budget and Financial Reporting, November 2018.



DISTRIBUTION OF THE BUDGET — FISCAL YEAR 2019

Note: The revenue percentages are based upon budgeted Total Revenues of $2.3 billion. The expense percentages are based upon budgeted Total Expenses of $2.24 billion. The dollar amounts upon which these percentages are derived are displayed in the table, "Consolidated Statements of Activites - Fiscal Year 2017 to 2019".

Source: Office of Budget and Financial Reporting, November 2018.

Revenues

Grants and Contracts 35.6%

Net Tuition and Fees 27.6%

Sales and Services, Rental Revenue, and Other 18.8%

Commonwealth Appropriation 7.6%

Endowment Distributions for Operations 6.1%

Contributions for Operations 2.3%

Commonwealth Construction Grants 1.5%

Investment Income - Operating Investments 0.5%

Expenses

Salaries and Wages 46.1%

Business and Professional 16.3%

Fringe Benefits 14.2

Depreciation 8.4%

Supplies 5.2%

Other 4.1%

Utilities 2.2%

Maintenance and Facilities 2.2%

Interest 1.3%



UNDERGRADUATE FULL-TIME TWO-TERM TUITION RATES BY PENNSYLVANIA AND OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCYPITTSBURGH CAMPUS SCHOOLS AND REGIONAL CAMPUSES, ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-15 TO 2018-19

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19School / Campus

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, College of General Studies, School of Education, and School of Social Work

Pennsylvania residents $16,872 $17,292 $17,688 $18,130 $18,130Out-of-State residents $27,268 $28,058 $28,828 $29,692 $31,102

College of Business AdministrationPennsylvania residents $18,844 $19,314 $19,758 $20,250 $20,250Out-of-State residents $30,720 $31,610 $32,478 $33,452 $35,040

Swanson School of EngineeringPennsylvania residents $17,998 $18,446 $18,870 $19,340 $19,726Out-of-State residents $29,796 $30,660 $31,502 $32,446 $34,636

School of Computing and InformationPennsylvania residents $18,172 $18,626 $19,054 $19,530 $19,530Out-of-State residents $29,458 $30,312 $31,144 $32,078 $33,600

School of Dental MedicinePennsylvania residents $16,392 $16,800 $17,186 $17,614 $17,614Out-of-State residents $27,138 $27,924 $28,690 $29,550 $30,952

School of Nursing and School of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesPennsylvania residents $21,240 $21,770 $22,270 $22,826 $22,826Out-of-State residents $34,658 $35,662 $36,642 $37,740 $39,532

Johnstown, Greensburg, and Bradford Pennsylvania residents $12,452 $12,452 $12,688 $12,940 $12,940Out-of-State residents $23,268 $23,268 $23,710 $24,184 $24,184

Titusville Pennsylvania residents $10,754 $10,754 $10,958 $10,958 $10,958Out-of-State residents $20,316 $20,316 $20,702 $20,702 $20,702

For specific programs, rates may vary from those displayed in this table. A comprehensive tuition rate schedule is available at the following website: http://ir.pitt.edu/tuition-rates-fees.



UNDERGRADUATE PART-TIME PER CREDIT TUITION RATES BY PENNSYLVANIA AND OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCYPITTSBURGH CAMPUS SCHOOLS AND REGIONAL CAMPUSES, ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-15 TO 2018-19

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19

School / Campus

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, College of General Studies, School of Education and School of Social Work

Pennsylvania residents $703 $720 $737 $755 $755Out-of-State residents $1,136 $1,169 $1,201 $1,237 $1,295

College of Business AdministrationPennsylvania residents $785 $804 $823 $843 $843Out-of-State residents $1,280 $1,317 $1,353 $1,393 $1,460

Swanson School of EngineeringPennsylvania residents $749 $768 $786 $805 $821Out-of-State residents $1,241 $1,277 $1,312 $1,351 $1,443

School of Computing and InformationPennsylvania residents $757 $776 $793 $813 $813Out-of-State residents $1,227 $1,263 $1,297 $1,336 $1,400

School of Dental MedicinePennsylvania residents $683 $700 $716 $733 $733Out-of-State residents $1,130 $1,163 $1,195 $1,231 $1,289

School of Nursing and School of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesPennsylvania residents $885 $907 $927 $951 $951Out-of-State residents $1,444 $1,485 $1,526 $1,572 $1,647

Johnstown, Greensburg, and BradfordPennsylvania residents $518 $518 $528 $539 $539Out-of-State residents $969 $969 $987 $1,007 $1,007

TitusvillePennsylvania residents $448 $448 $456 $456 $456Out-of-State residents $846 $846 $862 $862 $862

For specific programs, rates may vary from those displayed in this table. A comprehensive tuition rate schedule is available at the following website: http://ir.pitt.edu/tuition-rates-fees.



GRADUATE AND DOCTORATE-PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FULL-TIME TWO-TERM TUITION RATES BY PENNSYLVANIA AND OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCYPITTSBURGH CAMPUS SCHOOLS, ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-15 TO 2018-19

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19SchoolDietrich School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, and Graduate School of Public and International Affairs


School of Social WorkPennsylvania residents $20,742 $21,260 $21,748 $22,290 $22,846Out-of-State residents $28,048 $28,860 $29,652 $30,540 $31,990

Katz Graduate School of BusinessPennsylvania residents $27,576 $28,264 $28,914 $29,636 $30,376Out-of-State residents $37,356 $38,438 $39,494 $40,678 $42,608


School of Law (not LLM)Pennsylvania residents $30,816 $31,586 $32,312 $33,118 $33,944Out-of-State residents $38,300 $39,410 $40,492 $41,706 $43,686

School of Law (LLM)Pennsylvania residents $35,280 $36,500 $37,500 $38,500 $39,000Out-of-State residents $35,280 $36,500 $37,500 $38,500 $39,000

School of Computing and InformationPennsylvania residents $21,810 $22,354 $22,868 $23,438 $24,022Out-of-State residents $35,710 $36,744 $37,754 $38,886 $40,732


School of Dental Medicine (DMD)Pennsylvania residents $43,136 $44,214 $45,230 $46,360 $47,518Out-of-State residents $49,952 $51,400 $52,812 $54,396 $56,978

School of NursingPennsylvania residents $24,320 $24,928 $25,500 $26,136 $26,788Out-of-State residents $28,048 $28,860 $29,652 $30,540 $31,990

For specific programs, rates may vary from those displayed in this table. A comprehensive tuition rate schedule is available at the following website:http://ir.pitt.edu/tuition-rates-fees.



GRADUATE AND DOCTORATE-PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FULL-TIME TWO-TERM TUITION RATES BY PENNSYLVANIA AND OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCYPITTSBURGH CAMPUS SCHOOLS, ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-15 TO 2018-19 (continued)

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19


School of Pharmacy (not PharmD)Pennsylvania residents $24,320 $24,928 $25,500 $26,136 $26,788Out-of-State residents $25,050 $25,776 $26,484 $27,278 $28,572

School of Pharmacy (PharmD)Pennsylvania residents $28,882 $29,604 $30,284 $31,040 $31,816Out-of-State residents $32,072 $33,002 $33,908 $34,924 $36,582

Graduate School of Public HealthPennsylvania residents $24,320 $24,928 $25,500 $26,136 $26,788Out-of-State residents $39,850 $41,004 $42,130 $43,392 $45,452

School of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesPennsylvania residents $24,320 $24,928 $25,500 $26,136 $26,788Out-of-State residents1 $39,850 $41,004 $42,130 $43,392 $45,452

School of Health and Rehabilitation SciencesPennsylvania residents $24,320 $24,928 $25,500 $26,136 $26,788Out-of-State residents2 $28,048 $28,860 $29,652 $30,540 $31,990

School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (DPT)3


School of Medicine (not MD)Pennsylvania residents $23,440 $24,026 $25,226 $25,932 $26,904Out-of-State residents $37,056 $38,130 $40,036 $41,156 $43,110

School of Medicine (MD)Pennsylvania residents $48,792 $50,010 $52,510 $53,980 $56,004Out-of-State residents $50,014 $51,464 $54,036 $55,548 $58,186

2Rates applicable to specific School of Health and Rehabilitation Science programs. See website for specific programs: http://ir.pitt.edu/graduate-tuition/.3Rates shown for this program are for three (not two) terms.

1All School of Health and Rehabilitation Science programs except those referenced in footnote 2.



GRADUATE PART-TIME PER CREDIT TUITION RATES BY PENNSYLVANIA AND OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENCYPITTSBURGH CAMPUS SCHOOLS, ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-15 TO 2018-19

Doctorate - Professional Practice figures are not shown as various rates apply, such as fractional full-time rates and per credit rates for courses that are outside the curriculum.

2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19School

Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, and Graduate School of Public and International Affairs

Pennsylvania residents $838 $858 $877 $898 $920Out-of-State residents $1,389 $1,429 $1,468 $1,512 $1,583

School of Social WorkPennsylvania residents $838 $858 $877 $898 $920Out-of-State residents $1,146 $1,179 $1,211 $1,247 $1,306

Katz Graduate School of BusinessPennsylvania residents $1,189 $1,218 $1,246 $1,277 $1,308Out-of-State residents $1,776 $1,827 $1,877 $1,933 $2,024


School of LawPennsylvania residents $1,163 $1,192 $1,219 $1,249 $1,280Out-of-State residents $1,680 $1,728 $1,775 $1,828 $1,914

School of Computing and InformationPennsylvania residents $889 $911 $931 $954 $977Out-of-State residents $1,470 $1,512 $1,553 $1,599 $1,674


School of NursingPennsylvania residents $992 $1,016 $1,039 $1,064 $1,090Out-of-State residents $1,146 $1,179 $1,211 $1,247 $1,306

School of PharmacyPennsylvania residents $992 $1,016 $1,039 $1,064 $1,090Out-of-State residents $1,024 $1,053 $1,081 $1,113 $1,165

Graduate School of Public Health and School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences

Pennsylvania residents $992 $1,016 $1,039 $1,064 $1,090Out-of-State residents $1,633 $1,680 $1,726 $1,777 $1,861

School of MedicinePennsylvania residents $955 $978 $1,026 $1,054 $1,093Out-of-State residents $1,519 $1,563 $1,641 $1,686 $1,766


RESEARCH INFORMATION


FACT BOOK 2019 RESEARCH INFORMATION

SPONSORED RESEARCH AND OTHER SPONSORED PROGRAMS EXPENSES BY SCHOOL AND OTHER AREA OR PROGRAM — FISCAL YEAR 2018

Sponsored Other SponsoredResearch Programs Total

SchoolSchool of Medicine $349,514 $49,342 $398,856Graduate School of Public Health 49,410 11,182 60,592Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences 50,706 5,119 55,825Swanson School of Engineering 28,182 2,708 30,890School of Social Work 477 22,865 23,342School of Education 2,705 13,648 16,353School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences 12,315 2,990 15,305School of Pharmacy 8,708 2,724 11,432School of Dental Medicine 8,376 278 8,654School of Nursing 5,110 1,683 6,793School of Computing and Information 2,400 574 2,974University Center for International Studies 57 2,755 2,812Graduate School of Public and International Affairs 775 406 1,181Katz Graduate School of Business 920 1 921Greensburg Campus 35 640 675School of Law 0 352 352Bradford Campus 0 262 262Johnstown Campus 0 85 85

Other Area or ProgramWestern Psychiatric Institute and Clinic 58,728 12,199 70,927UPMC Hillman Cancer Center 48,409 8,188 56,597School of Medicine Division Administration 18,958 5,856 24,814Learning Research and Development Center 5,964 1,085 7,049University Center for Social and Urban Research 1,455 1,334 2,789Office of the Senior Vice Chancellor, Health Sciences 25 1,900 1,925College Work Study Program 0 1,859 1,859Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant Program 0 1,230 1,230Senior Vice Chancellor Research 10 1,199 1,209Chancellor 0 397 397Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) 0 260 260Student Affairs 0 209 209Computing Services and Systems Development 94 0 94Pell Grant Program 0 28 28Honors College 0 27 27Libraries 0 22 22Vice Chancellor Human Resources 0 17 17Education - University Service Programs 0 8 8Office of the Provost 3 3Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grants (TEACH Grants) -5 -5

Total $653,333 $153,430 $806,763

Financial Statement Adjustments $1,319

Total per the Financial Statements $808,082

Notes: Figures are for the total University and are reported in thousands. Sponsored Research, as referenced in this table, comprises both the direct costs attributable to the "Research" expense category and the indirect costs attributed to other expense categories. The direct cost portion and institutionally-funded (i.e., non-sponsored) research expenses (the latter not shown in this table) comprise the amount shown for the functional expense category "Research" for FY 2018. These data appear in the Fact Book table, Consolidated Statements of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Assets, Fiscal Year 2017 to 2019.

Source: Office of Research and Cost Accounting, October 2018.


FACT BOOK 2019 RESEARCH INFORMATION

SPONSORED RESEARCH AND OTHER SPONSORED PROGRAMS EXPENSES BY SPONSOR — FISCAL YEAR 2018

Sponsored Other Sponsored Research Programs Total

FederalNational Institutes of Health $432,000 $39,489 $471,489 Department of the Army 31,751 30 31,781National Science Foundation 22,662 2,631 25,293Department of Education 1,536 6,583 8,119Health Resources and Services Administration 425 7,035 7,460Department of Navy 7,312 0 7,312Center for Disease Control and Prevention 6,120 259 6,379Department of Energy 5,370 236 5,606Department of Veterans Affairs 2,699 2,903 5,602 Administration for Community Living 3,828 218 4,046Administration for Children and Families 3 4,037 4,040Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality 2,466 1,054 3,520Defense Threat Reduction Agency 1,703 0 1,703Department of the Air Force 1,471 0 1,471Other 1,905 2,056 3,961Pass Through Funding 74,803 37,213 112,016

Total Federal 596,054 103,744 699,798

Companies and Foundations 28,959 27,071 56,030

State and Local Governments 5,329 10,291 15,620

Other Agencies and Institutions 22,991 12,324 35,315

Total $653,333 $153,430 $806,763

Financial Statement Adjustments $1,319

Total per the Financial Statements $808,082

Notes: Figures are for the total University and are reported in thousands.

Sponsored Research, as referenced in this table, comprises both the direct costs attributable to the "Research" expense category and the indirect costs attributed to other expense categories. The direct cost portion and institutionally-funded (i.e., non-sponsored) research expenses (the latter not shown in this table) comprise the amount shown for the functional expenses category "Research" for FY 2018. These data appear in the Fact Book table, Consolidated Statements of Revenues, Expenses, and Changes in Net Assets, Fiscal Year 2017 to 2019.

Source: Office of Research and Cost Accounting, October 2018.

LIBRARY COLLECTIONS AND SERVICES


FACT BOOK 2019 LIBRARY COLLECTIONS AND SERVICES

LIBRARY COLLECTIONS — UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SYSTEM, HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY SYSTEM, LAW LIBRARY AND UNIVERSITY TOTAL FISCAL YEAR 2016, 2017 AND 2018

2016 2017 2018 University Library System1

Titles Held (all formats) 4,762,499 4,836,017 4,863,957 Volumes Held (print)2 7,011,321 6,585,808 5,552,228

E-books 1,483,478 1,305,441 1,443,764

Health Sciences Library System3

Titles Held (all formats) 107,213 95,441 95,866 Volumes Held (print) 153,299 135,858 133,616

E-books 5,101 5,303 4,645

Law Library Titles Held (all formats) 482,340 507,706 548,716 Volumes Held (print) 208,945 167,094 432,846

E-books4 1 1 272,846

University Total Titles Held (all formats) 5,352,052 5,439,164 5,508,539 Volumes Held (print) 7,373,565 6,888,760 6,118,690

E-books 1,488,580 1,310,745 1,721,255

1The University Library System includes the Allegheny Observatory Library, Archives Service Center, African American Collection, Buhl Social Work Collection, Center for American Music, Chemistry Library, Bevier Engineering Library, East Asian Collection, Frick Fine Arts Library, Hillman Library, Langley Library, Music Library, Special Collections, Library Collections Storage Unit, and the libraries located at the regional campuses of Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown, and Titusville.

2The FY 2018 Univeristy Library Services volumes number is calculated using updated methodology to better reflect Association of Research Library definition

3The Health Sciences Library System includes the Falk Library of the Health Sciences, the UPMC Shadyside Libraries, and the Children's Hospital Library.

4The FY 2018 Law Library e-book count totals now include e-books leased via database packages.

Source: University Library System, December 2018.


FACT BOOK 2019 LIBRARY COLLECTIONS AND SERVICES

LIBRARY SERVICES — UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SYSTEM, HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY SYSTEM, LAW LIBRARY AND UNIVERSITY TOTAL FISCAL YEAR 2016, 2017 AND 2018

2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018 2016 2017 2018

Circulation Transactions3 165,865 81,654 72,872 13,333 2,907 2,340 1,467 1,297 1,297 180,665 85,858 76,509

Interlibrary Loans - Total 43,859 39,197 37,940 23,233 14,558 16,728 297 240 262 67,389 53,995 54,930

Interlibrary Loans (provided to) 25,211 21,513 21,808 16,003 13,450 13,207 202 161 195 41,416 35,124 35,210

Interlibrary Loans (received from) 18,648 17,684 16,132 7,230 1,108 3,521 95 79 67 25,973 18,871 19,720

Reference Transactions 39,638 38,524 34,303 13,020 12,666 12,592 1,034 1,244 1,250 53,692 52,434 48,145

Library Instruction Sessions 888 994 868 465 366 258 108 77 84 1,461 1,437 1,210

Number of Participants in Instruction Sessions 19,170 20,710 18,384 4,733 4,924 4,223 4,710 1,869 1,902 28,613 27,503 24,509

Visitors (Gate Counts)4 1,956,606 1,907,512 1,737,598 242,875 229,060 208,030 -- -- -- 2,199,481 2,136,572 1,945,628

Digital Services – All Libraries

Number of Regular Searches in Databases 3,713,773 4,834,860 4,962,497

Number of Full Text Article Downloads 7,263,643 5,585,713 5,455,214

1The University Library System includes the Allegheny Observatory Library, Archives Service Center, African American Collection, Buhl Social Work Collection, Center for American Music, Chemistry Library, Bevier Engineering Library, East Asian Collection, Frick Fine Arts Library, Hillman Library, Langley Library, Music Library, Special Collections, Library Collections Storage Unit, and the libraries located at the regional campuses of Bradford, Greensburg, Johnstown, and Titusville.2The Health Sciences Library System includes the Falk Library of the Health Sciences, the UPMC Shadyside Libraries, and the Children's Hospital Library.

3FY 2017 and FY 2018 circulation numbers exclude circulation of equipment.

4The Law Library does not record gate counts. Source: University Library System, December 2018.

Health Sciences Library System2 Law Library University TotalUniversity Library System1

DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI RELATIONS


FACT BOOK 2019 DEVELOPMENT AND ALUMNI RELATIONS

VOLUNTARY SUPPORT BY SOURCE OF GIVING - FISCAL YEAR 2014 TO 2018

Other Individuals Voluntary SupportFiscal Year Alumni and Groups Corporations Foundations All Sources

2014 $25,419,554 $39,199,010 $9,990,835 $43,247,075 $117,856,474

2015 30,408,640 44,739,390 9,391,961 41,256,179 125,796,170

2016 36,235,042 41,790,615 9,696,506 40,315,346 128,037,509

2017 30,437,790 39,793,366 8,482,879 43,989,144 122,703,179

2018 30,355,895 49,018,298 9,809,893 41,936,373 131,120,459

Note: Voluntary Support figures shown in this table are point-in-time, and as such, serve only as a reference point. Other presentations of these data may take into account changes in donor specifications and various other developments.

Source: Institutional Advancement, October 2018.

$0$10,000$20,000$30,000$40,000$50,000$60,000$70,000$80,000$90,000

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VOLUNTARY SUPPORT BY SUPPORT CATEGORY - FISCAL YEAR 2018

Support Category Voluntary SupportFoundations $41,936,373

Alumni1 27,208,169

Other Groups and Sources 24,683,946

Non-Alumni Individuals 23,234,415

Corporations 9,809,893

University Trustees 4,247,663

Support Category Total $131,120,459

1University of Pittsburgh alumni who serve as members of the University Board of Trustees are included under the support category designated as University Trustees.

Note: Voluntary Support figures shown in this table are point-in-time, and as such, serve only as a reference point. Other presentations of these data may take into account changes in donor specifications and various other developments.

Source: Institutional Advancement, October 2018.

Foundations 32.0%

University Trustees 3.2%

Non-Alumni Individuals 17.7%

Other Groups and Sources 18.8%

Alumni1 20.8%Corporations 7.5%



Alumni Residing in Pennsylvania by County 2018

15,000 or more

100–999

1,000–14,999

0–99Note: Data presented in the above Pennsylvania county map are the numbers of alumni of record. Furthermore, the data reflect the University’s five campuses.

Total living alumni include these alumni of record as well as those alumni who are without a current address.

Source: Office of Institutional Advancement, October 2018.

Crawford1,132

Mercer1,336

Warren796

Venango726

Lawrence1,215

Butler6,702 Armstrong

1,034

Elk876

McKean2,383

Beaver3,831

Forest66

Clarion366 Jefferson

373Clearfield

551

Cambria6,046

Indiana1,234

Westmoreland16,682

Washington7,009

Allegheny86,928

Greene259

Fayette1,935

Somerset2,516

Bedford605

Blair1,318

Fulton68

Franklin521 Adams

330

Mifflin116 Juniata

36Perry103

Cumberland2,113

Dauphin1,864

York2,014

Lancaster2,262 Chester

3,167

Berks1,308

Lehigh 1,337

Snyder95

Union197Centre

828Northumberland 202 Schuylkill

248

MontourMontour122 Columbia

150 Carbon103

Lebanon499

Potter279

Tioga124

Bradford167

Susquehanna71

Wayne86

Lackawanna726

Wyoming64Sullivan

15Lycoming482

Clinton73

Pike108

Monroe331

Luzerne923

Bucks3,032

Montgomery4,832

Delaware2,301

Cameron 107

Erie2,537

Northampton1,225

Huntingdon171

Bradford

Titusville

Greensburg

JohnstownPittsburgh

Philadelphia3,155

Alumni of Record Pennsylvania 184,411 Other U.S.* 109,615 (Includes 102 Unclassified) Outside U.S.* 8,492

Alumni of Record Total 302,518

Living Alumni Without Current Address 29,355

Total Living Alumni 331,873

*Not shown on this map.



Alumni Residing in the United States by State or Territory2018

10,000 or more

1,000–9,999

100–999

0–99

Florida 9,828

New Mexico553

Texas4,927

Oklahoma277

Kansas358

Nebraska187

South Dakota68

North Dakota52

Montana162

Wyoming99

Colorado2,161

Utah403

Idaho260

Arizona2,062

Nevada649

Washington1,703

California9,070

Oregon881

Kentucky744

Maine480

New York9,436

Pennsylvania184,411

Michigan2,566

Vermont345

New Hampshire633

Virginia7,938

WestVirginia

1,408

Ohio8,493Indiana

1,273Illinois3,181

North Carolina5,093Tennessee

1,395South

Carolina2,451

Alabama564

Mississippi198

Arkansas210

Louisiana417

Missouri802

Iowa317

Minnesota899

Wisconsin869

Georgia2,996

Maryland 8,244

Delaware 1,102

New Jersey 6,395

Massachusetts3,157

Rhode Island375

Connecticut 1,760

District ofColumbia

1,438

Note: Alumni data reflected in the above map are the five campuses of the University of Pittsburgh’s alumni of record. Total living alumni include these alumni of record, as well as those alumni who are without a current address.

Source: Office of Institutional Advancement, October 2018.

Alumni of Record Pennsylvania 184,411 Other U.S. 109,615 (Includes 102 Unclassified) Outside U.S.* 8,492

Alumni of Record Total 302,518

Living Alumni Without Current Address 29,355

Total Living Alumni 331,873

States and Territories off mapStates Alaska 177 Hawaii 302

TerritoriesAmerican Samoa 2Guam 18Northern Mariana Islands 1Puerto Rico 69Virgin Islands 65

*Not shown on this map.

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